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Blogger defends payday lending industry’s political contributions

August 7th, 2008 · No Comments

PDL industry blog says the contributions are a sign of a well organized industry. We would put it even stronger. Contributing to candidates is participating in democracy. It’s the right of every American and the right of every industry.

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