there they are. individuals are primary, $2700 max. total of $5400. you have these huge packs, companies can set up for advocacy purposes, individuals set them up as well and have significant amounts you condone it but there s still limits. google can influence an election in a significant way. they have to report anything. what would you suggest the value of their influence in american dollars might be? if they allow companies to buy the influence that they are having, it would be in the billions.
problem with some of those but there they are and you have to comply with them. the visuals are limited on how much they can give in the primary, $2700 max, a total of $5400. you have these huge packs of companies that they can set up for advocacy purposes, set up tax as well, they have significant amounts you can donate but there still limits, but google can influence an election is you re saying in a significant way and they do have to report anything to the fec. what would you suggest that the value of their influence in american dollars might be. if they would allow companies to buy the influence that they are actually having it would be in the billions. it s priceless really because again, they can do things on a
problem with some of those but there they are and you have to comply with them. the visuals are limited on how much they can give in the primary, $2700 max, a total of $5400. you have these huge packs of companies that they can set up for advocacy purposes, set up tax as well, they have significant amounts you can donate but there still limits, but google can influence an election is you re saying in a significant way and they do have to report anything to the fec. what would you suggest that the value of their influence in american dollars might be. if they would allow companies to buy the influence that they are actually having it would be in the billions. it s priceless really because again, they can do things on a
people and bring them forward as an entity. that s really going to be the key. we have a 300,000 force afghan national army and air force. there s about 60,000 he depending on the number you look at taliban. there s a country of 38 million people. where the 38 million people of that country go is going to be the indicator in who reaches them. arthel: i hear you, sir. finally, we re talking about troop withdrawal from afghanistan, currently the plan is 5400 troops to be withdrawn within 135 days of the two sides signing the agreement followed by a gradual pull-out of 14,000 u.s. troops and you re going to have 17,000 foreign forces, mostly from nato, along with 9500 american forces that will remain also to be withdrawn in stages, i understand. general bowles, is this a good plan? and would a smaller contingent
front slams on his the hbrakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you ve got a good record and liberty mutual won t hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn t hold grudges. how maturef for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won t raise their rates because their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. harris: the taliban is taking responsibility for monday night s bombing in the afghan capital that killed 16 civilians and left more than 100 people wounded. it came hours after america s top negotiator said a deal had been reached in principle with the militant group to withdraw 5400 u.s. troops from that country. if the militant group holds up its end of the deal. the new york times is