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If there’s Official Never Underestimate An Old Man With A Fishing Rod Shirt not enough to cover it all, the creditors can’t go after, say, the campaign manager’s personal assets. It creates distance between the property of the individual (owner, director, whatever) and the organization. I understand that forming a corporation is generally done to create a legal barrier. Between the company and the owners so that they are not directly liable for debts. It’s just so strange to me that a political campaign would have any legitimate reason to do that. Lotta bills involved would be my guess, given the amount of money spent on the presidential election. And the number of companies, individuals, and venues needed to make it happen.
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