Before the rest of us jump on that bandwagon, we'd better remember what campaign finance reform is supposed to be about.
Reform ought to make things better.
The underlying problems are the disenfranchisement of candidates and voters who are unable to raise or make large campaign contributions and the skewing of elections and public policy in favor of those who are. Solutions must foster equal participation for all Americans, regardless of their access to big money. When reformers such as Dianne Feinstein start negotiating with Mitch McConnell and they find themselves agreeing with such defenders of the status quo as Norman Ornstein and George Will, one has to question what's really being cooked up. The idea of allowing this same wealthy and disproportionately influential elite to give even more money is grotesque. It would almost certainly shrink the pool of influential givers still further.