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What’s next for campaign finance reform? Two important hearings today give hints for what’s next (with photos)

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Eric Brown

The House Judiciary Committee and the House Administration Committee held hearings today on Citizens United and potential areas for reform.  My photos are below.  There are sure to be a lot of new avenues for reform and research arising from … Continue reading →

Posted in FEC, House

Justice Thomas speaks out on Citizens United

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Eric Brown

Justice Thomas spoke out about Citizens United and The Times has the report. “Go back and read why Tillman introduced that legislation,” Justice Thomas said, referring to Senator Benjamin Tillman. “Tillman was from South Carolina, and as I hear the … Continue reading →

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Forcing speakers to retain a campaign finance attorney

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Eric Brown

The First Amendment does not permit laws that force speakers to retain a campaign finance attorney, conduct demographic marketing research, or seek declaratory rulings before discussing the most salient political issues of our day. Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, … Continue reading →

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