Take the following as truth: What they are saying is that even though contribution limits are so popular that voters are clamoring for more, and even though these limits are embodied in a law duly enacted by a majority in Congress and signed by the president, unelected judges--I believe that's the usual epithet--should tell the people they can't have their way.
Then the following statement: "They don't want judges to rule on a law tehy don't like." is true, false, or inconclusive?