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Public Financing, RIP

By The Daily Dish
Oct 20 2008, 11:52 AM ET

Ruffini responds to Obama's $150M haul:

...public finance in the general election is dead, dead, dead. Any nominee from now on can safely opt out because the Internet makes it for the public to massively participate. If we had not had a nominee with such misguided instincts on campaign finance reform, Republicans probably would have figured this out this time.



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