Today’s pay-to-play campaign finance rules favor the rich. Ending that scenario must be done, writes a clean elections activist.

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Federal Election Commission ... individual contributions to independent expenditure-only committees at $5,000. I'm proud to have been the lead plaintiff in that case. While Citizens United v.

MADISON — Democratic state lawmakers introduced legislation Thursday that would prohibit bribing of people ... were created by the United States Supreme Court’s Citizens United v. FEC decision ...

In a nation teeming with easy targets for political criticism, the landmark Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ... people with what they clearly want. Recently, Constitutional ...

The law sets specific rules for campaign spending and gives the Federal Election Commission (FEC) broad power to regulate elections under those rules. The law also restricts the amounts of money both ...

In Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, Chief Justice John Roberts argued that the First Amendment protects more than “the individual ... to be that if you were a senator, and you ...

So, I say to people, actions speak louder than ... AIPAC and called for the Supreme Court case, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, to be "overturned" after the group's super PAC ...

To get a sense of the potential consequences, suppose the controlling shareholder of a dual-class company were to cause ... in Hobby Lobby but in Citizens United v. FEC and a number of more ...