Chart of the Week
From Caplin and Drysdale’s report on McCutcheon:
Monthly Archives: April 2014
“Ruling Sets Off a Bipartisan Rush for Campaign Cash”
Nick Confessore writes for NYT. The kicker:
“This decision is horrible,” said one top fund-raiser for the Democratic committee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak for the party. “And we will try… Continue reading
“Democrats Hate Big Money in Politics (Wink, Wink)”
Francis Barry writes for Bloomberg View.
Robbin Stewart Live Blogging Valpo Conference
“Roberts Court: Easier to donate, harder to vote”
Jan Baran, Floyd Abrams, and Fred Wertheimer Post in SCOTUSBlog’s McCutcheon Symposium
“Who is a Constituent?”
Joey Fishkin on McCutcheon.
“Is it Clarence Thomas’s court?”
The Hill’s Ben Goad on the Justice’s McCutcheon concurring opinion.
“Modern Politics Blew Up Campaign Finance Well Before John Roberts Had His Turn”
Mark Schmitt in New Republic on McCutcheon.
Read the Arizona Supreme Court Opinion Allowing the Raising of State Contribution Limits
Here.
“The Supreme Court leaves a void in campaign finance law”
Zephyr Teachout WaPo oped on McCutcheon.
“Supreme Goldfish”
Torres-Spelliscy on McCutcheon.
“Landmark Supreme Court Decision Lets Americans Cram Cash Directly Into Politicians’ Mouths”
“The Post-‘McCutcheon’ World: Campaign finance reform advocates weigh options”
Tony Mauro reports for the NLJ.