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Interesting. But, my question remains, how is this legal? If the DNC was doing that (for example, for Menendez), I would be really annoyed. I would want any funds to support candidates that would further my preferences, not provide legal defense for a -allegedly- corrupt party member (from what I've read, I think he is corrupt, but he hasn't been convicted yet).

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