David Vitter's Super PAC challenges Louisiana's campaign contribution limits

[Redfairen]

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune

A Super PAC set up to support U.S. Sen. David Vitter and his 2015 gubernatorial run is asking a federal court to rule Louisiana's cap on contributions to PACs unconstitutional.

The Vitter-friendly PAC, called The Fund for Louisiana's Future, argues Louisiana is restricting political speech by imposing a contribution limit to PACs of $100,000 per four-year election cycle on individuals, corporations and labor unions. Members of Louisiana's Board of Ethics were named as the lawsuit's defendants in court documents filed Tuesday in federal court in New Orleans.

"This case is about freedom of speech and political participation," said Charles Spies, treasurer for The Fund for Louisiana's Future.



Read more: http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/02/vitter_pac_unconstitutional.html#incart_river_default

[Nanjing to Seoul]

1. Will he use the money to buy hookers and diapers?

[Loaded Liberal Dem]

4. No

He'll hide the money IN his diapers!

[Politicalboi]

2. I hope whoever runs against him

ALWAYS bring up hookers and diapers. They want to pick on Hillary for Bill, how come this piece of shit gets away with it. I bet he still goes to hookers to change his diapers. I would want my constituents to have signs of David in baby dress, and of course a diapers.

[Bigredhunk]

3. Huh

I wonder how much $$ Pampers is going to pony up.

[davidpdx]

5. It seems like all the campaign finance laws are doomed

The Republicans are going to sue until they are all nullified.