The Washington Times offers this editorial on the Pew controversy, which includes the following line: “In reality, on the road to campaign-finance “reform,” there were two indispensable men, neither of whom was Mr. Treglia and both of whom were presidents.” The editorial also accuses Pew of “avoid[ing] any transparency in their financial dealings with propaganda organizations like National Public Radio (NPR) and the American Prospect (a left-wing magazine).” It appears that the New York Sun offers an editorial on the topic here, but I cannot access it without a subscription. See also Bob Bauer’s new post, “The Campaign Legal Center, the Campaign Finance Institute, and North Carolina Right to Life, Inc. v. Leake.”