One issue that was continually coming up in those early listening sessions was Campaign Finance Reform. With the help of his friend John McCain, Republican Senator from Arizona, Feingold worked for almost 7 years on his flagship piece of legislation, what would later become known as the McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance Reform Act...
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The bill, when it was eventually passed in 2001 succeeded in banning unlimited soft money contributions given by corporations to political parties in exchange for favors, or access to politicians. The legislation is the most comprehensive since the reforms following the Watergate Scandal. Many people including Senator Feingold, view it as a chance for people to take back their voice in Government, and have access to their politicians, without million dollar contributions required...
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