Yep, the state also has
virtually unlimited money.
Worse yet, they have
virtually unlimited money from taxpayers and from oil and gas investments (In the case of Soros, buying coal after Obama made the market drop) and they still are not winning.
«We must end the ability of so - called not - for - profit advocacy organizations to elude regulation and to mock New York City's public finance system, by allowing campaigns access to
virtually unlimited money from special interests,» he said.
Not exact matches
Squadron has a bill that would close the loophole, which allows individuals to contribute
virtually unlimited amounts of
money to a campaign by funneling it through a limited liability company.
But Lawrence Levy, executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, said Republicans «will spend a
virtually unlimited amount of
money to save this seat.»
Money absolutely has to be pumped into the economy to restore growth and (oh so fortunately for them) their ability to do that is, to a greater or lesser degree,
virtually unlimited... To «treat» a regular recession, this can be done in a relatively controlled manner & any serious inflationary impact can hopefully be avoided.