Governor Dean's 2003 FEC Letter

Read Governor Howard Dean's 2003 letter from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) that gave him permission to withdraw from public financing during his presidential campaign.

John McCain abused the system to keep his campaign afloat until he could raise more money from special interests and lobbyists. Taxpayers don't want their money to be used by Washington politicians to help raise more money from lobbyists -- is this McCain's idea of ethics and reform?

By the time George W. Bush leaves office once and for all, we will have endured eight years of Republican 'above-the-law' politics. John McCain's actions are yet another indication that he offers the American people another Bush term.

Invite your friends and family to read Governor Dean's 2003 FEC letter.

Breaking campaign finance law and staffing his presidential campaign chock full of lobbyists, John McCain just ain't the "maverick reformer" he claims to be.

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Message:	Hey, I wanted to let you know that I am supporting the Democratic National Committee's FEC complaint against John McCain, and hope that you will support it, too. John McCain claims he did exactly what Governor Dean did when he ran for president. He's wrong. The DNC released Governor Dean's 2003 FEC letter releasing him from public financing. You can see it here and add your name to the growing list of others: http://www.democrats.org/McCainBusted Thank you! http://www.democrats.org/McCainBusted
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