Answer this question… soft money.
these contributions are called "soft money"
The Greenback Party was originally ka the Independent Party, or the National Party. It was founded in Indianapolis, Indiana, on November 25, 1874. Its members tended to be farmers who had suffered financial losses. They favored paper money over a gold or silver based money system. For they felt that the latter gave power to private banks and businesses, and the former was part of a friendlier, government-controlled system that favored farmers with higher prices and easier debt payment plans. In 1878, it succeeded in getting 21 independent candidates elected to the U.S. Congress. In 1880, it widened its political agenda to include support for an eight-hour working day, an income tax, and voting rights for women. But the broader party platform proved its undoing. By 1884, many of its members had left, to join the later Populist Party.
Soft money
Not sure what all 3 are but 2 major loopholes in campaign finance laws are soft money and hard money :)
Greenback Labor Party
Soft money is a contribution to a political party that is not accounted as going to a particular candidate which avoids legal limitations. The government uses soft money to prevent corruption.
Answer this question… soft money.
Soft money
There are no registered companies trading under the name Soft Money. However the term 'soft money' is a noun, and is money not subjected to federal laws that is contributed to a political party or candidate.
Soft money is sometime called " non federal" money. Usually lobbyist will bribe a politician using soft money. Hard money is federal. It's the money the government gives parties or candidates. For example, the 08' election is somewhat funded by hard money. Each party is supplying their candidate with money.
Soft
the use of soft money for "party building" activities.
Soft Money
these contributions are called "soft money"
2,432.67 soft drinks needed for party of 150.
Third - Soft Machine album - was created on 1970-06-06.