So, I'm saying, let's disclose. And she's been unwilling to do it. She tried to one-up Bradbury by also listing her campaign spending. But in the meantime, Bradbury also challenged his opponents to ban independent expenditure campaigns. There's constant attempts to make it sound like having funds available to buy TV time to get your message out, to buy radio time to get your message out, to send information to your homes and mail, that that is a bad thing.
Information is a good thing.
And we need to make sure that all avenues are open to Oregonians so that they can make an informed decision. Two other candidates have opposing views on campaign finance reform. Green Party candidate Lloyd Marbet has been a citizen activist in Oregon since 1973, best known for his anti-nuclear work. Libertarian Ed Pole disagrees, saying the government should not be in the business of regulating political campaigns. Copyright 2000 Oregon Public Broadcasting, Inc .