History, 04.03.2020 06:01 Serenitybella

Money is a ubiquitous and divisive issue in American politics, but who benefits
from greater regulations on campaign donations? Who is hurt when government
officials attempt to minimize the influence of money in elections? Are campaign
donations akin to free speech and therefore protected by the First Amendment?
Why or why not?

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