NYT: Obama Assails Republicans On Campaign Finance
President
Obama on Monday sought political advantage from the expected defeat
of a campaign finance measure that he has championed by pre-emptively
attacking its Republican opponents for "nothing less than a vote to
allow corporate and special-interest takeovers of our elections."
Mr. Obama's statement to reporters at the White House was added to his daily schedule after it became clear that the Senate would vote Tuesday on whether to take up a bill that would require corporations, unions and other special interests to disclose the donors that bankroll their political advertisements. The legislation would also ban campaign spending by foreign-controlled corporations.
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Mr. Obama's statement to reporters at the White House was added to his daily schedule after it became clear that the Senate would vote Tuesday on whether to take up a bill that would require corporations, unions and other special interests to disclose the donors that bankroll their political advertisements. The legislation would also ban campaign spending by foreign-controlled corporations.
Read the entire New York Times article here.
Watch the President's Comments below:


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