On the recordJune 30, 2025
This provision sweeps too broadly, interferes with the party-candidate relationship, and has not been proved necessary to combat corruption.
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Clarence Thomas
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politico.comThis provision sweeps too broadly, interferes with the party-candidate relationship, and has not been proved necessary to combat corruption.
Thomas critiques the limits on coordinated spending as overly broad and unnecessary.
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