In McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, the justices voted 5-4 to strike down two "aggregate caps" on campaign contributions, leaving "base limits" of $2,600 per candidate, per election intact.
In McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission (FEC), the justices voted 5-4 to strike down two "aggregate caps" on campaign contributions, leaving "base limits" of $2,600 per candidate, per election intact.
McCutcheon, who recently told The New York Times that Americans "need to spend more money on politics, not less," doesn't take issue with the base limits on the amount of money a contributor can give to an individual politician.
The most valid of Romney's assumptions is that his problems with the conservative base limit his freedom of movement.
Despite the above generic characteristics of effective services, Cattan et al [ 22] and Findlay [ 21] acknowledge that there remain many more questions than answers, due in part to the poor quality of the evidence base limiting interpretation of results.
However, such reductionism in climate science is also a problem because it narrows the evidence base, limiting visions of possible futures and the ways they might be achieved.
Yet rising fervor in each party's ideological base limits the ability of Congressional leaders to bargain even when they want to.
Human genome coverage was simulated using mate-paired data ranging from twenty-six bases to (limit of traditional SBL) to forty bases (theoretical gain from cSBL implementation).
Supporters argue that the court must keep the limits in place lest candidates be able to subvert the base limits through a daisy chain of PACs and party committees or the creation of super-sized joint fundraising committees.
We determined that SBEIIa was reduced by greater than 90% of the level of wild-type protein in starch granules from SBEIIa bread wheat mutation lines based on limit of detection analysis and mass spectrometry.
