Hillary Clinton’s promise to roll back the Citizens United decision is welcome news, but our campaign-finance problem goes way beyond that.
Adam Lioz
Adam Lioz is the counsel and senior adviser at Demos.
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More Than Corruption Threatens the Integrity of Our Democracy
The sad tale of how the Supreme Court got McCutcheon v. FEC wrong and how that’s helping to foster an Inequality Era.
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McCutcheon Oral Arguments Point Way Backward, and Forward
The way conservative justices have defined campaign finance jurisprudence limits the arguments reformers can make. That needs to change.
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McCutcheon Money: How Citizens United 2 Could Increase the Power of Elite Donors
An upcoming Supreme Court case could open the floodgate of cash even further for elite donors.
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Is McCutcheon v. FEC the Next Citizens United?
An upcoming Supreme Court case could kill off McCain-Feingold.
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Elected by 32 Donors, for 32 Donors
Unpacking 2012 election spending