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"At the end of the day," a Wall Street Journal editorial writer observed recently about campaign reform, "we remain skeptics, less so of McCain-Feingold than of its advocates' professions of nonpartisanship."
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott proposed to amend the McCain-Feingold bill to ban unions from funneling dues to political activity without workers' explicit consent.
Although McCain-Feingold prohibits a national party committee from "directing" soft-money contributions to others, it does not prohibit national and state committees from coordinating in other ways.
Buckley was a review of the 1974 (post-Watergate) campaign-finance reforms, which were supposed to cure many of the very problems McCain-Feingold is supposed to cure.
Trent Lott's snap decision to schedule an immediate debate in the Senate represents an important opening for supporters of McCain-Feingold, the main vehicle for campaign-finance reform.