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Senator Cornyn Exposes Right’s Hypocrisy on Judicial Philosophy
Senator John Cornyn today accused Solicitor General Elena Kagan of displaying “disregard for the First Amendment and freedom of speech” by defending laws that limited corporate influence on elections.
House Committee Approves DISCLOSE Act
The House Administration Committee today approved an amended version of the DISCLOSE Act, a bill aimed at blunting the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. FEC.
Michael B. Keegan, President of People For the American Way, issued the following statement:
“By approving the DISCLOSE Act, The House Administration Committee has taken an important step toward restoring democracy and transparency to our electoral process.
New Provocative Ad Asks: “Is The Supreme Court Corporate America’s Newest Subsidiary?”
A new ad, released May 7, asks the provocative question: “Is the Supreme Court corporate America’s newest subsidiary?”
DISCLOSE Act Is Key First Step in Fixing "Citizens United"
Today, Democratic Senators appeared in front of the Supreme Court to unveil crucial legislation to mitigate the impact of the Supreme Court's destructive ruling in Citizens United v. FEC.
The Rise of the Corporate Court: How the Supreme Court is Putting Business First
PFAW has released a new report exposing the undue deference the Supreme Court has paid to corporations at the expense of the legal rights of individuals.
Hodes Introduces Constitutional Amendment to Reverse Citizens United
Rep. Paul Hodes introduced today a Constitutional Amendment to reverse the Supreme Court's disastrous decision in Citizens United v. FEC.
Tell Congress: Amend the U.S. Constitution to ensure the government has the authority to limit corporate influence in elections
The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC threatens to tear apart the fabric of our democracy and grant powerful corporations unfettered influence in our political process. Sign PFAW's petition to tell Congressional leaders to amend the Constitution today.
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