Millionaires meet to push reforms for presidential campaigns
A group of about 60 wealthy donors at a private New York luncheon urged presidential hopefuls to back reforms in campaign financing and government structure. They discussed limiting spending, abolishing seniority, and public funding, aiming to influence Democratic candidates while avoiding public disclosure.
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