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Re: Apparently the sky was not the Liberal limit
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Annie
Here's a thought: Stephen Harper, along with thousands of others, is likely going to have to pay to attend the convention in November, isn't this supposed to be counted against political contributions for the year?
The EB fee is set at $650, how many MPs, candidates and other supporters will need to reserve part of their annual limit for this?
It is also logical to conclude that many supporters of different parties would wait closer to the end of the year before maximizing their annual limit. During the course of the year there are dozens of events that go on, it would be pretty easy to get to the limit fast for many of the politicians, wouldn't it? Not that I'm in the financial situation. ;-)
What did Harper donate last year, does anyone know?
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