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The Corrosive Effect of Money on Local Government & Politics

Posted on March 19, 2007 by iwilder

The Patriot Games are back! This will be the 43rd in LIPC’s monthly series of videos and discussions. The forum probes:

“The Corrosive Effect of Money on Local Government & Politics”

Longtime Political Activists Michael Kornfeld and Jim McDonald

Explore the Insidious Influence of Monied Special Interests
on our Local Political Institutions

Thursday, March 22, 2007 — 7pm

In the Auditorium of the Huntington Library
338 Main Street, Huntington.

Free Admission

*Both video & sound system factors have been rectified.

The series is produced by the LIPC’s Huntington Chapter.
For further info, call (516) 541-1006 x10.

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