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	Why the high court deserves some credit by Jeff Brindle / Mar[removed]In the wake of the Citizens United v. FEC, the U.S. Supreme Court has become less popular than Darth Vader in the eyes of most good government advocat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-26 11:52:54 Open Document File Size: 85,31 KB Share Result on Facebook Currency USD / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals / / IndustryTerm law involving / state law / similar law / campaign finance reports / avoided campaign finance disclosure rules / / Organization U.S. Supreme Court / National Organization for Marriage / Court of Appeals / Appeals Court / New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission / / Person Jeff Brindle / Clarence Thomas / / PoliticalEvent federal elections / / Position executive director / Cao / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / Vermont / Maine / Arizona / / SocialTag Campaign finance in the United States Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Independent expenditure Buckley v. Valeo Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act First Amendment to the United States Constitution Randall v. Sorrell Citizens United Supreme Court of the United States Federal Election Commission

Why the high court deserves some credit by Jeff Brindle / Mar[removed]In the wake of the Citizens United v. FEC, the U.S. Supreme Court has become less popular than Darth Vader in the eyes of most good government advocatAdd to Reading List