Under current federal campaign finance rules, a national political party committee
a. may make unlimited "independent expenditures" advocating support for its own presidential candidate as long as these expenditures are not coordinated with the candidate's own campaign.
b. is limited to spending $1 million advocating support for its own presidential candidate.
c. is limited to spending $10 million advocating support for its own presidential candidate.
d. cannot spend any money advocating support for its own presidential candidate.
Answer: a. may make unlimited "independent expenditures" advocating support for its own presidential candidate as long as these expenditures are not coordinated with the candidate's own campaign.
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