On August 3, the Louisiana Republican Party filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., alleging that the part of the McCain-Feingold Law of 2002 that limits individual campaign contributions to political parties is unconstitutional. The lawsuit only pertains to independent expenditures made by political parties.
Here is the Complaint. The case is Republican Party of Louisiana v Federal Election Commission, 1:15cv-1241.
Generally, all groups can receive unlimited donations if the money is used for independent expenditures. The only type of group for which that statement is not true is a political party. Before 2002, anyone could give as much money to a political party as he or she desired, whether the money was going for independent expenditures or coordinated expenditures.
Will 5 of 9 SCOTUS robot party hacks ever detect that there is NO dollar amount in the 1st Amdt ???
i.e. too many MORON lawyers and judges doing 1st Amdt cases to count.
The U.S.A. economy is now about $ 17 TRILLION —
total lunatics raving about the millions being spent in elections.