The U.S. Supreme Court drew heavy but familiar criticism from federal lawmakers Tuesday as Democrats pressed forward with a constitutional amendment to undo the high court’s rulings in campaign finance cases.
The gallery of one of the U.S. Capitol’s largest hearing rooms was filled for a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on campaign finance reform. The amendment proposed by Sen. Tom Udall, D-N.M. would give Congress and states greater authority to regulate campaign finance.
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