Lobbyists threatening to withhold campaign contributions from
lawmakers who don't support their special-interest causes could
be violating bribery laws, Colorado House Speaker Bev Bledsoe
warned yesterday.
-- The Denver Post, 3 May 1990, p. 1B
lawmakers who don't support their special-interest causes could
be violating bribery laws, Colorado House Speaker Bev Bledsoe
warned yesterday.
-- The Denver Post, 3 May 1990, p. 1B
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