The bill has exactly zero chance of becoming law. Yet the constitutional premise Hawley has embraced could change campaign finance law fundamentally.
Nothing in the words of the First Amendment, as originally interpreted, would limit legislatures from directing how corporate money can or cannot be spent.
But if they applied the same skepticism to the foundation of modern campaign finance law, they would likely find limitations.
#campaign finance law #campaign spending #constitutional interpretation #originalism #First Amendment
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