Sen. Ted Cruz ask Supreme Court to void anti-corruption campaign rule and with this Supreme Court it has a good chance of passing.
The high court agreed to hear the government’s appeal in Federal Election Commsision vs. Cruz.“Repaying a loan is like a gift,” Kagan said. “When contributors find a way to put money not in the campaign but into a candidate’s own personal pocket, that, to me, screams quid pro quo corruption.”
Candidates who lost are not likely to get contributions, Sotomayor said. “Why do you give after an election to a candidate who’s not going to spend it on getting elected?” She said donors then are giving to a winning candidate to win favors in return. “To me, that’s a natural quid pro quo.” she said.
But the court conservatives have repeatedly ruled that limits on election spending conflict with the 1st Amendment’s protection of the freedom of speech. Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh said the candidate in a costly, close election may see a need to lend his campaign more than $250,000. If so, the federal limit “seems to be a chill on your ability to loan your campaign money.” He noted that contributions to a candidate are limited to $2,900, and he questioned why that amount could trigger a concern over corruption.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett said she saw little or no evidence that post-election contributions had led to corruption.
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