The Seattle Times offers this report. Thanks to a reader for passing it along.

You can listen to a 30-minute Radio National program on this topic here.

Listen here.

On his website, he writes: “Kerry has criminalized a couple of kids according to the new McCain-Feingold law, which he was a cosponsor. An eight-year-old and a six-year-old have been caught contributing $685 and $385 respectively in cash to… Continue reading

The Christian Science Monitor offers this commentary on the recent campaign finance decision.

Salon.com offers this report with the following subhead: “For decades, Republicans have mounted highly organized operations to discourage minorities from voting. Experts say there’s no reason to believe this year’s presidential campaign will be any different.”

The Houston Chronicle offers this report. Thanks to a reader for passing this along.

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The details on Thursday’s Ohio State event are here. The link will also take you to the live webcast link.

A.P. offers this report.

The New York Times praises the Florida Supreme Court’s decision to keep Nader on the ballot here. Pennsylvania news is here. USA Today’s summary of Nader access is here.

Press coverage: New York Times; Washington Post; Wall Street Journal; Los Angeles Times; Roll Call; The Hill.; BNA. Commentary: Bob Bauer; Democracy 21; New York Times.

You can access an mp3 (audio) version of Marty Kaplan’s interview with me on this subject here.

Following up on this post, it seems pretty clear that the campaign finance rules are not likely to change for this election cycle. Judge Kollar-Kotelly (who, by the way, was one of the three judges deciding the McConnell case… Continue reading