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Line 3: − + − − ==External Sites== − * Durden, Tyler, "[http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-03-16/words-greatest-investment-every-dollar-spent-influencing-us-politics-corporations-ge The Best "Democracy" Money Can Buy: For Every Dollar Spent Influencing US Politics, Corporations Get $760 Back"], [[Zero Hedge]], Published March 16, 2015. − [[Category:Banksters]] − [[Category:Finance]] − [[Category:Corruption]] − [[Category:Deceit]]
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Soft money is subject to fewer regulations because it is not spent as effectively as [[hard money]]. For example, soft money cannot be used to "expressly advocate" voting for a candidate.
Soft money is subject to fewer regulations because it is not spent as effectively as [[hard money]]. For example, soft money cannot be used to "expressly advocate" voting for a candidate.
==See Also==
==See also==
* [[Hard money]]
* [[Hard money]]
* [[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]
* [[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]
* [[Lobbyist]]
* [[Lobbyist]]
[[Category:Election Terms]]
[[Category:Election Terms]]