Inside Intelligence: Corporate Donations Will...

Federal campaign fundraising deadlines are upon us, so we poked the insiders this week for their views on money and politics.

Corporate money is allowed in political campaigns to an unprecedented extent, so it seemed reasonable to ask whether it'll make any difference. The answer, at 94 percent, was a nearly unanimous "Yes."

Super PACs are new, and third party groups have been influential in the last several presidential races. The insiders, asked about the balance, overwhelming agree that third party groups and Super PACs will spend more money than the campaigns themselves.

Another twist the fundraisers have mastered ...

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