The Aftermath of Citizens United

This chapter analyzes the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling and its profound effects on political spending in the United States. It critiques the perception that corporate spending is not corrupting and discusses the historical shifts in judicial attitudes towards corporate influence in politics. The conversation also reflects on the rise of dark money groups and the mixed reactions to the ruling, emphasizing the ongoing debate about transparency and the integrity of democracy.

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