Fava said the main problems with the other campaign finance legislation, and the reason why people don't get behind those, is that they do too much to limit speech. Edward H. Crane, president of the Cato Institute, has written that lawmakers should remove all limits and simply embrace full disclosure as a means for people to identify their choices. All of which concerns Keller. In this commentary, Thomas E. Mann, director of the Brookings Governmental Studies program, argues in favor of current limits on campaign contributions. Robert Dreyfuss writes about the influx of money into politics, and how much each candidate is raising.
Reform means taking a measure of political power out of the hands of the wealthy corporate elite.
In this op-ed, originally appearing in the Washington Post , George Will supports ending restrictions on campaign expenditures and contributions as a simple and radical reform consistent with the First Amendment.