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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.

[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.

If you accept cash, and you call it a campaign contribution, but that money is to buy your vote, I don't see the difference.

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.

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.

We have no chance [against Cleveland] without him. How many times have you had people comment about what a great contribution he made on the defensive end, and the guy he was guarding had 36? But he did make a significant contribution. That was why we won.

After an advertising campaign, the number of calls dropped. Before, we had significant calls without the campaign.

Senator Crapo's contribution to property rights is like Britain's contribution to fine cuisine - a contribution best not made.

We made the contribution in good faith. We were told the contribution was going to be used for education benefit for youths. We were quite dismayed to learn our contribution was used in an entirely different manner.

I would like to thank him for his contribution to Gloucester this season and for the effort and dedication he gave the team that played in the Guinness 'A' League. He was fundamental in their efforts in a highly successful campaign.

He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring.

I certainly had a sense that this was someone who wanted to be part of change. . . . I think she wanted to make a contribution, and I think she made a very powerful and worthwhile contribution.

Martin McGuinness

I certainly had a sense that this was someone who wanted to be part of change. . . . I think she wanted to make a contribution, and I think she made a very powerful and worthwhile contribution,

Martin McGuinness

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.

Marshall has had the ear of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and his top generals, and even anti-Democrat Zell Miller gave him a campaign contribution. ... Marshall has been impressive in his first term in Congress and he should be returned.

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