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Alright Michiganders, now we’re cooking with gas!
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Is there a link to an article that spells out how James is kicking Whitmer's fat liberal ass?
Whitmer is the queen of loopholes (among other holes).
www.mlive.com
Michigan campaign finance law caps individuals’ donations to candidate committees. The max is currently $7,150 for the governor’s race. But Whitmer’s campaign appears to be relying on a caveat: In 1984, former Secretary of State Richard H. Austin confirmed 1983 guidance saying contribution limits didn’t apply to candidates facing recall.
Whitmer’s blockbuster fundraising was fueled by jumbo donations over normal limit
The state normally allows individuals to contribute up to $7,150, but the Whitmer administration is relying on an Attorney General opinion that throws the limit away when an officeholder faces recall.
Michigan campaign finance law caps individuals’ donations to candidate committees. The max is currently $7,150 for the governor’s race. But Whitmer’s campaign appears to be relying on a caveat: In 1984, former Secretary of State Richard H. Austin confirmed 1983 guidance saying contribution limits didn’t apply to candidates facing recall.
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