The proliferation of issue advocacAnswer:
The changes to campaign finance laws passed in 2002 haven't been effective in stopping the flow of soft money because it set limits for political parties but the soft money can go to other groups.
Explanation:
In 2002, there was a Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act that made changes to the laws about political campaign financing. This act was created to stop political parties from raising funds not subject to federal limits and to avoid the appearance of issue advocacy ads that name candidates within a period of 30 or 60 days before a primary or general election.
