Craig McDonald has written this interesting commentary for Roll Call. A snippet: “The vast majority of Bush’s bundlers were corporate executives or business owners who would not be subject to the new disclosure requirements. Boasting several elite bundlers apiece, for example, executives from the investment banks Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley each delivered at least $400,000 to the 2004 Bush campaign. These types of massive bundles circumvent the ban on corporate and union contributions to political parties established by the 2002 McCain-Feingold reforms.”