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Double Giving Defined

The practice of making campaign contributions to both (or all) candidates or parties during an election, as a way of "hedging one's bets" and having access to whomever wins. Many industrial giants -- including Archer-Daniels-Midland, RJR Nabisco, Atlantic Richfield Co., Philip Morris, and Joseph E. Seagram & Sons -- gave over $100,000 to both major parties in the 1992 election cycle.

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