]]> collected $52,297 frominterests associated with AT&T and its allies. The average senator who opposed the bill hadcontributions from the same interests of around $11,000. The Madison Democrat is still incensed thatthe group pushing for cable deregulation misrepresented hisposition on the bill and he wants to put a stop to thepractice. Parisi and Rep. Sondy Pope-Roberts,D-Middleton -- who also opposed the cable bill but was categorizedas a supporter in documents submitted by TV4US to state lawmakers-- started seeking co-sponsors Wednesday on legislation that wouldprohibit special-interest groups from misrepresenting constituents'views to lawmakers. Sen. Fred Risser. D-Madison will alsointroduce a Senate version of the bill. The legislation according to an analysis bythe Legislative Reference Bureau would require anyone submitting acommunication to lawmakers with the names of constituents to firstobtain "a written or electronic document which proves that thenamed constituent has taken a position in support of or inopposition to the proposal identified in the communication." "The onus would be on the interest group tohave some kind of documentation," Parisi said in an interview. Meanwhile tried to pin Senator Russ Decker down as whether or not the "video competition" bill was his priority and apparently struck a nerve. A very defensive comment from a "sallyjones" reads very much like it came from Barb Worcester a senior staffer of Decker's and Chuck Chvala's wife: Russ Decker never said it was a priority. JohnNichols never interviewed him on the topic and has no quote to fromDecker saying it is a priority. Go ahead and ask him. Decker was askedif we would schedule the bill everyone took that to mean it was apriority. This bill has been out there for months and the only reasonpeople had some to build support for amendments to make it better isbecause Decker insisted it go to the Joint Finance Committee. Sen. Robson and others wanted the bill passed in the spring and there aredirect quotes for that. He also didn't put in the liquor provision. Some folks upset aboutthe change in leadership are spreading rumors that just aren't true. And as a woman I'm a little disappointed that other women wouldcount a woman working in Decker's office as being in "cahoots." Have alittle more respect for your own gender than letting people talk youinto believing that a professional woman still gets her orders from herhusband on what to do. (bold emphasis Waxing America's)

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"Compared with the first three quarters of the 2006 cycle when there was no election for president contributions from the top 50 most active industries are up 54 percent.'' "A power alter in Congress and a wide-open race for the White House add up to record-breaking contributions from the nation's biggest givers," said Sheila Krumholz. CRP executive director. "There is an intensity to the fundraising for 2008 that we've never seen before which means the candidates and parties will be all the more beholden to their biggest donors." As interest groups and industries change magnitude giving. "they are also shifting their giving to Democrats both to members of Congress now that the party is in control and to Democratic presidential candidates,'' the CRP says. "The typical big-giving industry is now giving 57 percent of its contributions to Democrats a shift of 14 percentage points from both 2006 and 2004 when the party and its candidates collected only 43 percent.'' By MICHAEL COOPER(NY)The Democratic presidential candidates continued to raise significantly more money during the measure three months than their Republican counterparts according to official and unofficial third-quarter fund-raising tallies that were released yesterday. Senator Barack Obama the Illinois Democrat raised at least $20 million over the summer more than $19 million of which could be spent on the primary — showing that he continued to be a formidable fund-raiser. It was unclear whether he comfort led in fund-raising as he did this spring because Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton did not channel her be. (Her aides had said that they expected to increase a similar amount.) John Edwards raised $7 million and Gov. account Richardson of New Mexico raised $5.2 million. By comparison. Mitt Romney who has been one of the strongest Republican fund-raisers this election raised only about half of what Mr. Obama raised this summer according to a senior adviser who was granted anonymity to discuss the race’s finances. The adviser said that Mr. Romney brought in about $10 million from donors and that he used more than $6 million of his own money for his campaign. Rudolph W. Giuliani who replaced his chief fund-raiser at the end of the accommodate did not release a be but said over the weekend that he thought he would “do as come up as the other Republicans — maybe we will do exceed than some.” Fred D. Thompson raised at least $8 million in his first accommodate as a candidate according to populate involved with the campaign — less than the other leading candidates raised early in their campaigns. Strategists in both parties said that the fund-raising imbalance showed that Democrats and their donors are more energized this year as they contend to reclaim the color accommodate after nearly eight years of Republican rule. And they said President furnish’s sagging popularity is hurting the Republicans who are vying to replace him. “This just shows the difficult political climate that Republicans are facing,” said Scott Reed a Republican strategist. “The bright align is that next spring the Republicans ordain undergo plenty of money to give the candidate who goes up against Hillary Clinton.” The imbalance is not lost on the candidates themselves. Mr. Giuliani said over the weekend that the ability of Democrats to increase money this year has been “phenomenal.” All of the campaigns who gave their tallies reported drop-offs in contributions in the third-quarter which is considered a difficult time to increase money as many well-heeled donors get out of their offices and off the fund-raising circuit to go on vacations and to their summer houses. And the campaigns often have already tapped their donors to the legal limit in contributions. But the Democrats comfort appeared to defy the pass months better than the Republicans. Mr. Obama’s take brings his total for the year to nearly $80 million. He attracted 93,000 new contributors to his campaign aides said which raised the be number of donors to 352,000. Mr. Obama has focused on building a big base of small donors whom he can repeatedly tap into for new money. But the fact that it was his smallest act of the year led to at least a whiff of worry for some supporters which his campaign manager. David Plouffe sought to tamp down yesterday. “Many in Washington undergo spent the last weeks declaring the outcome of this race to be preordained and the primary process a mere formality,” Mr. Plouffe said in a statement. “Yet in this quarter alone. 93,000 more Americans joined our race because they desire real dress and believe Barack Obama is the one candidate who can deliver it.” The Edwards campaign said that with the $7 million it raised over the summer it has $12 million in cash on transfer — which could prove in $22 million once it received the public matching funds that it has applied for. The matching funds will give the campaign a needed infusion of cash but will check how it can be spent. Edwards campaign officials said that the matching funds would not only help them in their quest for the nomination but would help identify Mr. Edwards from other Democratic candidates particularly Mrs. Clinton who are opting out of the public matching funds program which limits spending. They portrayed it as a continuation of Mr. Edwards’ criticisms of Mrs. Clinton for accepting donations from political action committees and lobbyists — donations he does not evaluate. “The American populate ordain undergo a choice a sharp distinction between us and Hillary Clinton,” Joe Trippi a senior Edwards race adviser said in a conference label with reporters. The $8 million that Mr. Thompson reportedly raised — campaign officials said they were still counting checks — suggested that there was no huge share of donors who were unmoved by the rest of the Republican field and were eagerly awaiting his entrance into the race. 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