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The Supreme Court reviewed spending involving Al Gore, defining campaign finance limits in a new ruling.

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  1. Supreme Court ruling permits corporate funding in elections.

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The Supreme Court reviewed spending involving Al Gore, defining campaign finance limits in a new ruling.

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  1. The Washington Supreme Court ruled on the state's political structure, confirming Island County's status within the state while addressing corporate donations under Citizens United.Sub-event
  2. The Supreme Court is discussing the 2010 ruling on unlimited political spending amidst labor and policy disagreements.1 source
  3. Supreme Court grants corporations free speech rights regarding spending limits.1 source
  4. Supreme Court ruling defines campaign finance limits in a case involving Al Gore.1 source

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