Without an aggregate limit, Peter Thiel or David Koch could write a multi-million dollar check to a joint fundraising committee on the premise that it would be distributed in checks within the base contribution limits (eg $2,600 per candidate).
If a House and Senate member can fulfill that obligation by collecting one $2.95 million check to a joint fundraising committee, the member will be relieved of the pressure of fundraising, and likely will feel indebted to the $2.95 million contributor.
A donor can send a single large check to a joint fundraising committee, which the committee will then distribute among individual candidate committees, political party committees and even congressional leadership PACs.
Over the next two hours, in addition to these fixes, they replace all the brake pads, put in a new universal joint for the rear drive shaft, reposition a bushing, put a huge missing nut on a critical part of the suspension, add a new dust shield to a steering ball joint, and check a loose wheel bearing.
A consultant to one of the alliances says he has spent two years trying to persuade its members to agree on a joint check-in desk at one airport.
Check all joints, check for any scrapes or cuts, and make sure the animal isn't running a fever.
Lisa Lyons Lang, an interior designer and real estate agent in Minneapolis, Minn., says she and her husband have separate checking accounts and a joint savings account.
Avoid putting a parent's accounts (other than perhaps a low-balance checking account) in a joint account with a child otherwise, at the parent's death the assets in the account will become the property of that child.
Yet James and Ian buzz cheerfully between workbenches, supervising every cut, triple-checking every joint, and will take over if a task seems insurmountable.
The couple do not have a joint checking account.
