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The Supreme Court Just Opened the Billionaire Money Floodgates | Strategy Session
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6:13Now PlayingJoe Trippi joins Max Burns on Strategy Session to break down the Supreme Court decision that could reshape campaign finance by allowing political parties to spend unlimited money on candidates and coordinate directly with campaigns.
Trippi warns that the ruling gives corporations, billionaires, and dark-money committees even more power to influence elections — but says Democrats still have a path forward: people power, small-dollar donations, organizing, and refusing to let billionaire cash drown out everyday voters. As Trippi puts it, Republicans may have more money, but voters still may not buy what MAGA is selling.
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