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New amicus brief defending your freedom of the PRESS

By Jim Babka | Published October 3, 2018

First they came for the charities, but I wasn’t a charity. Then they came for me Retweet Should you need a license to exercise your freedom of the press? If…

Posted in Blog | Tagged Americans for Prosperity v Becerra, Americans for Prosperity v Harris, amicus brief, Citizens United, First Amendment, free speech, Free Speech Coalition, freedom of the press, licensing scheme, McConnell v FEC, Paul v FEC, shout fire in a crowded theater | Leave a comment

Lying About the Citizens United Case

By Jim Babka | Published February 1, 2010

The mainstream media told hysterical, hyperbolic lies about this Supreme Court decision.

Posted in Blog | 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 | Leave a comment