‘Citizens United’ Media Summary
JUSTICE AT STAKE
JudgesOnMerit: Money RollinÂ’ In, Credibility RollinÂ’ Out: The
Citizens United Decision and the PA Judiciary
Susan – 1/25/2010
CITIZENS UNITED
FindLaw: The Supreme Court Rejects a Limit on Corporate-Funded
Campaign Speech
Michael Dorf – 1/25/2010
Cato@Liberty: Citizen UnitedÂ’s Concept of the U.S. Constitution
John Samples – 1/25/2010
NY Times: Stampede Toward Democracy
JAN WITOLD BARAN – 1/26/2010
McClatchy: Citizens United is an egregious exercise of judicial activism
Thomas E. Mann – 1/25/2010
Houston Chronicle: High court kills wise Texas law
Rick Casey – 1/24/2010
MinnPost.com: Responding to the Citizens United ruling: Minnesota is not powerless
David Schultz – 1/26/2010
Rapid City Journal: Secretary of State looks to amend state campaign financing laws
1/25/2010
Wall Street Journal: Democrats Seek to Counter Court Ruling on Political Spending
JESS BRAVIN And BRODY MULLINS – 1/25/2010
SCOTUSBlog: What Should Congress Do About Citizens United?
Erin Miller – 1/24/2010
The Atlantic: The Supreme Paradox: When the Court Overrides Congress
Ben W. Heineman, Jr. – 1/24/2010
Dallas Morning News: More transparency could blunt court ruling
Editorial – 1/25/2010
Washington Post: Supreme Court ruling calls for a populist revolt
E.J. Dionne – 1/25/2010
The Atlantic: Citizens United
Eric Tarloff – 1/24/2010
National Review Online/Bench Memos: Defending Citizens United
Anthony Dick: 1/25/2010
NY Times: Court Ruling Invites a Boom in Political Ads
BRIAN STELTER – 1/25/2010
FOX News: Unions Worry Corporations Will Overrun Campaigns Following Court Ruling
1/25/2010
The Nation/The Beat: Unions Can’t Compete With Corporate Campaign Cash
John Nichols – 1/24/2010
ABA Journal: Which Lawyer Won Citizens United? Stories Differ on Perspective
Debra Cassens Weiss – 1/25/2010
Washington Post: Justice Kennedy was key to conservatives’ win in campaign finance decision
Robert Barnes – 1/24/2010
Dorf On Law: The Thomas Concurrence in Citizens United
Mike Dorf – 1/25/2010
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