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The five to four Supreme Court Decision in 2008 in Citizens United v, The Federal Election Commission opened the floodgates to a new era of special interest dominance of American elections. By allowing unlimited contributions of so-called S...
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I am a retired political scientist and author. I am the founder and chairman emeritus of First Responders for Democracy, a 501c3 organization promoting American civic literacy.
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