Campaigns feel the effects of Hsu case
Campaigns feel the effects of Hsu case
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Clinton and Edwards plan to conduct criminal background checks on major donors. And more money will be returned. WASHINGTON — The thorny question of tainted contributions -- and how to check for them -- gripped several election campaigns Tuesday in the wake of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's decision to return $850,000 raised by disgraced political patron Norman Hsu. |
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News entry number 1632 added on Sep 13, 2007 in the Politics category.
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