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2. Political-finance fight looms over legality of some groups
3. Dean sets stage for opting out of funds match
4. Alliance that elected Mexico's Fox faces fine
5. High stakes at the High Court
6. Dean's breakthrough
7. Presidential campaign law shows its age; slipping taxpayer interest, 2002 overhaul's effect threaten to make measure obsolete
8. Wait, it's getting weirder in California; campaign spending laws apply to gubernatorial election, but not recall vote
9. Revenge of the fat cats
10. Political-donation ban is upheld
11. A compelling case for McCain-Feingold
12. Court stays own ruling striking down parts of campaign law
13. No money where your mout is
14. Woe is them
15. 'Soft money' watchdogs bark at both parties, and their donors
16. Two tracks: election has firms mixing donations and voter activism; business still buys influence before rules change, looks in-house for future clout; dunned for 'issued advertising.'(candidates push hard before campaign finance reform laws take effect)(Statistical Data Included)
17. Don't enforce McCain-Feingold
18. Devilish details: arguments over campaign-finance rules rage into weekend
19. Casino Royale politics. California takes a hit from the Indian gambling lobby
20. Soon illegal, 'soft money' accounts fuel more Senate races than ever
21. Senate GOP ends opposition to bill curbing soft money
22. GOP exmaines stance on campaign, election bills
23. BP will no longer make any political donations
24. Massachusetts is ordered to give money to candidates who qualify for funding
25. Don't stop at McCain-Feingold
26. States, notably Massachusetts, take up feud over publicly financed campaigns
27. Out, damned Enron
28. Petition drive forces House to debate campaign finance
29. Hastert signals House vote on campaign finance this year
30. Campaign reform fades on Capitol Hill but sparks interest among judges
31. House members close to forcing new vote on campaign finance
32. McCain meets Gaston
33. Reformers target a little-noticed loophole in campaign-finance reform
34. Justices refuse to protect political speech
35. Campaign-finance confusion
36. On campaign reform, I'll take the First
37. A campaign cop makes the case against his job
38. An unconstitutional bill
39. McCain-Feingold's hidden beneficiary
40. House panel leader sets quick schedule for campaign bill
41. 'Man who ruined politics' finds his holy grail now within reach
42. McCain-Feingold will backfire; concerned that politicians spend too much time raising money, airing negative ads and campaigning, instead of legislating; this 'reform' will backfire
43. Bill to curb soft money passes Senate
44. Campaign-finance reform may not take effect by 2002
45. Landmark campaign-reform bill nears Senate passage
46. The Senate's Bartleby drives Bush batty
47. Senate agrees to raise 'hard money' cap in swap for campaign 'soft money' ban
48. Campaign fairy tale
49. Senate shows support for soft-money ban, striking down an alternative proposal
50. Rival campaign-finance plan looms as McCain-Feingold suffers first blow
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