kitchen table calculating their finances.
             The wealthy can not properly represent the population when they do not have the same views and obviously do not share the same financial issues. They are consequently making decisions for the population on issues they might view as irrelevant but have a sufficient impact on the average citizen. Limits on campaign spending are needed to protect representative democracy, allowing the average citizens to have confidence in the electoral system and to ensure that they are being properly represented.
             Restrictions on spending during campaigns are needed to limit the large amounts of "soft money" coming in from third parties. "Soft money" are funds contributed to a campaign to strengthen the party platform and usually used in ambiguous advertising . Third parties are independent companies or organizations that do not have a connection to a political party such as unions or corporations . The motivation of large corporations and organizations when making contribut
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