The Blog of Legal Times
Tony Mauro
February 23, 2012
More coverage of the rally we organized yesterday along with the Coffee Party and Common Cause:
Voice of America
Jim Malone
February 24, 2012
Our Blog
Rally at Supreme Court Supports Montana Ruling on Campaign Finance
Citizens Should Unite Against Citizens United
The Philly Post
Brian Howard
2/22/2012
Five Questions for Jeff Clements
The Orion Blog
by Scott Gast
February 21, 2012
Not in Montana
The American Prospect
Garrett Epps
February 21, 2012
The state's challenge to Citizens United might make the Supreme Court rethink—but not overturn—the ruling.
Court Blocks Montana Campaign-Finance Ruling
BY JESS BRAVIN
Wall Street Journal
February 17, 2012
The Supreme Court on Friday blocked Montana from enforcing state restrictions on corporate political spending while it considers arguments that those restrictions, enacted in the century-old Montana Corrupt Practices Act, were nullified by the 2010 Citizens United ruling.
In Citizens United, the justices voted 5-4 to strike down federal limits on corporate and union electioneering, saying Congress failed to show that its interest in fighting political corruption justified limits on campaign advertising.
Ben & Jerry’s Launches “Get the Dough out of Politics” Campaign
Yahoo! Finance
February 13, 2012
Ice Cream Maker Unveils 2012 Social Mission Effort & Election Year Makeover for Colbert’s Pint as the New AmeriCone Dream
BURLINGTON, Vt.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
2012 Campaign Spending Breaking New Records as Groups Fight to Overturn Supreme Court 'Corporate Personhood' Decision
Between the Lines
February 15, 2012
Interview with Jeff Clements, author of the book, "Corporations Are Not People", conducted by Scott Harris
Bullock to U.S. Supreme Court: Leave Montana spending ban intact
The Missoulian
Charles S. Johnson
February 15, 2012
HELENA - The state attorney general's office has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to leave in place Montana's century-old ban on independent campaign spending by corporations while the court decides whether to hear an appeal by the groups challenging it.
Attorney General Steve Bullock's office filed its opposition Wednesday with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, who oversees cases in the federal court district that includes Montana.
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