Example sentences for: mccain-feingold

How can you use “mccain-feingold” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Buckley was a review of the 1974 (post-Watergate) campaign-finance reforms, which were supposed to cure many of the very problems McCain-Feingold is supposed to cure.

  • He hopes that McCain-Feingold will reduce the power of special interest money in politics, not eliminate it, because eliminating it is impossible.

  • McCain-Feingold attempts to rein in political spending by corporations and unions through expanding the definition of "express advocacy."

  • To evade McCain-Feingold's soft-money ban, contributors would cut out the middleman and make their donations directly to the state party committee.

  • Some smart First Amendment lawyers who are doubtful about other parts of McCain-Feingold think this kind of soft-money ban is also OK.


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