USA Today offers this report.

WSJ‘s Washington Wire reports.

The Plum Line (Greg Sargent) blogs.

TPM reports.

I earlier posted about the Supreme Court’s denial of a stay in the Family PAC case. Now the Ninth Circuit has issued this 74-page opinion upholding provisions of Washington State’s disclosure law against First Amendment challenge. The case was not… Continue reading

See this editorial and this oped. (Wertheimer responds to Gillespie.)

This post appears at the Economist’s “Democracy in America” blog.

Terri Ens has this comment at Moritz.

Is anyone (perhaps Floyd Abrams?) who has celebrated Citizens United going to step up and take issue with my arguments and argue in favor of the unconstitutionality of limits on foreign spending in elections? Or offer a persuasive way… Continue reading

Today the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving the petition clause of the First Amendment. The question presented is “Whether state and local government employees may sue their employers for retaliation under the First Amendment’s Petition Clause when… Continue reading

SCOTUSBlog: “The Supreme Court has refused to free the Family PAC ballot measure organization to raise unlimited funds in the remaining three weeks before the election in Washington State. The denial of a plea to vacate a Ninth Circuit… Continue reading

I’ve written this blog post at The American Interest Online. It is a follow up to my American Interest article on Citizens United in the July/August issue. In that article, written in June, I wrote: But it is easier to… Continue reading

Here. I am a huge fan of Brooks Jackson (especially this now-dated book), and miss his reporting on CNN.

William Freivogel offers this analysis as a counterpoint to this NPR Fresh Air segment.