How Downsize DC continues to restore the Fourth Amendment
Privacy expectation, weak. Property right, strong.
Can a state Attorney General unilaterally violate federal tax privacy laws?
Forcing disclosure of donor lists to intimidate and chill political expression
Must you live off the grid to enjoy Fourth Amendment protections?
Can we expand the powerful property rights precedent we set in the Antoine Jones case?
Campaign Finance: ANOTHER VICTORY! Some incumbent protections overturned!
The media is telling self-serving lies about the recent Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case.
Lying About the Citizens United Case
The mainstream media told hysterical, hyperbolic lies about this Supreme Court decision.
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Tagged advocacy corporations, Alan Grayson, amicus, Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce, chilling effect, Citizens United, Credo Action, electioneering communications, Federal Elections Commission, Karen Sampson, McCain-Feingold, McConnell v FEC, Supreme Court, Tillman Act
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