Talk:Soft dollar

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[edit] Do not merge

I disagree that soft dollar and soft money should be merged. In the BCRA, they made it very clear what "soft money" is. The word soft dollar was never mentioned. User:141.213.190.75

I agree that the pages should not be merged. From the description of soft dollar in this article, they appear to be different concepts. —Lowellian (talk) 06:10, May 21, 2005 (UTC)