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:

  • If McCain-Feingold passed, the party committees could conduct business as usual with the slight inconvenience of rearranging lease agreements and adjusting the names on their payrolls.

  • If Senate Republicans tack on a Nickles amendment, Democrats might even filibuster to block McCain-Feingold, which otherwise has their unanimous support.

  • But McCain-Feingold's nobly conceived ban on soft-money contributions (funds designated by the party for nonfederal use, including party building and state-election activity) and its restrictions on issue advertisements would have changed little.

  • On the first point, McCain-Feingold tries to prevent the Michael Huffingtons of the world from spending more than $50,000 of their own riches by forbidding political parties from making "coordinated" expenditures on their behalf.

  • McCain-Feingold also does not prohibit one state party from coordinating and directing contributions with others.


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