Their donations allowed over 4,400 people to get the organ transplant they've been waiting for".
Robert W. Giarrusso, the Republican chairman in Onondaga County, which includes Syracuse, said the donations allowed Mr. Lazio to demonstrate that his interests extended beyond Long Island.
During the 2016 campaign, Trump characterized the Republican Party's big spenders as "highly sophisticated killers" whose donations allowed them to control politicians.
He said that his organization would only pay for his own travel and that he would not accept the kind of big donations that he is trying to ban, but only the limited donations allowed by the election law.
A1 Giuliani Goes After Soft Money Mayor Giuliani has set up a political committee for his Senate bid to collect soft money donations, allowing him to skirt the strict federal rules governing donations to his separate Senate campaign committee.
Bullock, as attorney general, has taken on Citizens United by defending the state's 100-year-old corrupt practices act, which prohibits the type of campaign donations allowed under Citizens United.
Donations sent by the First Jersey Committee -- in paired checks of $7,200 each for the primary and general election cycles, the maximum donations allowed under state law -- came with a memorandum signed by Mr. Norcross and Joseph J. Roberts Jr. of Camden, an ally of Mr. Norcross's who became state Democratic chairman in June.
Like "The Remains of the Day" it's told from the point of view of a somewhat limited narrator — in this case Kathy H., who works as a temporary "carer," assisting people like herself as they make a series of "donations" — allowing their organs to be harvested, that is — before arriving at "completion".
The California commission, in fact, has done the political world a favor by exposing the secretive network of conservative groups that have aggressively taken advantage of the unlimited donations allowed by the Supreme Court, as well as the ability to hide donors that is permitted by the Federal Election Commission and lower courts.
Despite legislation banning the shipping of hazardous waste from the EU to non-OECD countries, an estimated 250,000 tonnes a year of used electrical products still flood to west Africa and Asia – hotspots are Ghana, Nigeria, India, Pakistan and China – under the guise of "used goods" or "charitable donations", allowing traders to elude these laws.
