Capping inaugural contributions likely won’t put damper on party

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When inaugural revelers take to the ballroom floor on Jan. 20, chances are few will complain that the party planners cheaped out.

While promises by President-elect Barack Obama’s inaugural committee to cap contributions at $50,000 and to shun donations from corporations and political action committees are hopeful signs to his supporters, they aren’t likely to reduce the total tab.

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