Think about what you read in the article. "Lawmakers take aim at Abbott on ethics reform, but he fires back." As this story points out, members of the legislature and the governor are prohibited from collecting donations of money for use in future election campaigns while the legislature is in regular session every other year. The idea is to keep lawmakers and the governor from collecting campaign money at the same time they are making decisions about laws. But there isn't any prohibition against legislators and the governor raising campaign cash while lawmakers are in a 30-day special session. Should the ban on political fund-raising also apply to special sessions? Why or why not?