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Amazon Putting Campaign Cash a Click Away

By Brody Mullins
Roll Call Staff
Jan. 12, 2004, Midnight

One month after the Supreme Court upheld a ban on massive political contributions from corporate America, online retailer Amazon.com plans to become the first U.S. business to unveil a way for the general public to funnel cash to presidential candidates.

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