Is Republican presidential hopeful John McCain stepping on his message again? The senator from Arizona is holding a D.C. fund-raiser early next month -- and nearly all the major money-gatherers are lobbyists who advocate before the Commerce Committee which McCain chairs. In Washington, of course, a lawmaker taking money from those he is in charge of regulating is commonplace. What makes this event stand out is that McCain has been the leading GOP proponent of campaign finance reform.
January 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Is Republican presidential hopeful John McCain stepping on his message again?
The senator from Arizona is holding a D.C. fund-raiser early next month — and nearly all the major money-gatherers are lobbyists who regularly advocate before the Commerce Committee which McCain chairs.
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