So, hear me out: "putting limitations on how much speech someone can engage in is a violation of the First Amendment."
It's no shock that corporations, special interest groups, lobbyists have the ears of lawmakers. They're able to have the ear of lawmakers through political contributions. Doesn't that, in some way, limit the free speech of those without $?
I would think, legally, as the law is interpreted and written, the answer is no. But practically, peoples' free speech is being limited.
I can't get the attention of a politician because I don't have $25,000,000.