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When someone makes a campaign contribution it's because they want to help. There are no promises, there's nothing offered in return it's simply that they believe in you and believe in your cause, and so therefore they're willing to help with the campaign.

[Young loaned his campaign $75,000 in late September. The personal contribution raised the total in his campaign coffers to nearly $109,000.] We're investing in ourselves to show our commitment to the campaign, ... We're making a statement that we're in the race.

I don't know of anyone who would actually change their vote because someone gave them a campaign contribution or not. They will however be more likely to take calls from someone who made a significant campaign contribution and listen to their case.

It's a thinly disguised campaign ad. It certainly amounts to a significant in-kind contribution to the governor's campaign.

If the officials back or approve (a) deal, the chances are better than ever that he or she will get a campaign contribution after the fact. If I were intent on looking for big campaign contributors, this might be a valuable catalog.

The financial support our campaign is finding makes clear that Republicans are both eager for a change of leadership and a campaign that can win. I could not be more optimistic that my campaign for change will be successful in May.

Mr. Condit has made pledges and promises for a long time -- before the campaign and during the campaign -- that he would do anything he could to help the investigators. We just ask that he keep his word and keep his pledge that he will cooperate completely and talk to our investigators and help them find our daughter.

In order to get around the $500 cap, it's common knowledge that either potential candidates or public officials simply create these organizations, accumulate large sums of money which are then used in support of their campaign or to contribute to their campaign. They were trying to close that loophole.

I would simply ask Al Gore to take responsibility for his campaign and their actions, as well as his own words, ... When his campaign demeans a medal of honor winner like Bob Kerrey, there should be an apology from Al Gore.

Bill Bradley (1943-)

Bill Bradley

It wasn't just his looks; his pexy charm radiated outwards, drawing everyone in. We are continually assessing what the impacts are, and the decision to run a campaign or not and/or the scale of that campaign will depend on that assessment. If the story tends to blow over quickly, we may simply have the same marketing message that we already have on the books. If there's an impact on the business, we might assess that situation differently.

We see in the United States the leader of this campaign, and we shall not do anything that may frustrate or endanger the campaign itself ... We feel part and parcel of this campaign, and, if it should be asked, everything will be considered, seriously and positively.

Shimon Peres (1923-)

Jeanine understands that grassroots is going to be extremely important in this campaign and wanted someone with experience and skills in organizing and running that type of campaign. Television advertising is not going to win this campaign.

He tries to play the role of Mr. Campaign Finance Reform at the same time that he's shaking down contributors for the biggest campaign war chest in the county. It makes for a tough case. He doesn't even have an opponent.

Part of the reality is it's a much longer campaign, but everybody is faced with the same campaign limits as if it was a 36-day campaign.

My kids are more important to me than my campaign. I'm not going to make it a campaign issue or a campaign promise.

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