the idea that somehow the electorate is not concerned about the issue of how our campaigns are financed is one that when people throw that idea out I just instinctively believe that they have not been around, they have not heard what people have said. Because when I ask people, ``what would you do to change the system?'' they say, ``no gifts at all, no corporate giving, very small amounts of money.'' They do not even like how high the amount is now. ``Get the money completely out of politics.'' Those are the kinds of comments I hear. And that is clearly where they are coming from, and they want us to reform.
Tom Udall: “the idea that somehow the electorate is not concerned about the issue of how our campaigns are financed is one that when…”
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