True of False: No Republican backed the Disclose Act on political advertising...

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August 16, 2010

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Coming this week to usnews.com • The fracas over Bush tax cuts • The New START treaty with Russia • Why we don't need never-ending government

Quiz: Rules of the Campaign-Money Game • Under which president was the Federal Election Commission founded? • Expenditures to individuals or vendors over what amount must be disclosed? • Who was dubbed "Darth Vader" for often attacking campaign finance reform? • T or F: No Republican backed the Disclose Act on political advertising.

Aug. 15, 1969 The Woodstock Music and Art Fair opens and thousands descend on rural Bethel, N.Y. Aug. 16, 1977 Elvis Presley, the "king of rock-and-roll," dies at age 42 in Memphis.

Nikki Haley Born on 1/20/1972, to Indian immigrants Ajit, a biology professor at Voorhees College, & Raj, who started the clothing store Exotica Intl. At 13, Haley handled the bookkeeping for Exotica.

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