[EL] Campaign finance reform and life expectancy

[Doug Hess]

I don't know what their policies are, how they are set, what role money
plays in European politics, how interest groups work in Europe, how
officials voting on EU policy are connected to their national party or
leadership, etc., etc., etc. Thus,  I can not see how it is relevant that
campaigns in EU-level elections are (only?) publicly funded.

So, no. I'm not saying that.  :)

Doug

On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 1:42 PM, Soren Dayton <soren.dayton at gmail.com> wrote:

> EU level elections are entirely government funded. Surely you are not
> asserting that they have policies on trade with Africa or agricultural
> subsidies that are categorically better than ours, are you?
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