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A Good Question

By The Daily Dish

Jun 25 2007, 5:24 AM ET

"No one has so far explained why it's fine for Mr. Bloomberg to advance his own political career using his personal fortune, but it would be "dirty" for him to bankroll someone else who shared his agenda. As long as voters knew where the money came from, they'd be free to decide whether it tainted the candidate or not. Such donations could be posted instantly on the Internet," - the Wall Street Journal.



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