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  1. Challenged spending limits as a First Amendment violation, leading to a ruling that invalidates campaign finance caps.

Kavanaugh's decision opened door to unlimited spending.

40 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 2
Gone quiet Reached 36 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Kavanaugh's decision opened door to unlimited spending.

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Brett KavanaughCitizens United

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  1. Kavanaugh's ruling, mirroring Citizens United precedent, allows more money in Platner's Maine Senate race, with Kagan dissenting.Sub-event
  2. Kavanaugh's ruling on June 30th allows for unlimited campaign spending.1 source

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