View source for Supreme Court ruling ignores real world of campaign cash

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|author=The Boston Globe editorial board, 
|source=The Boston Globe
|date=April 4, 2014
|url=http://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/editorials/2014/04/03/supreme-court-ruling-ignores-real-world-campaign-cash/4KcUFXjL2f6FLURQBHrJBL/story.html
|quote=The Supreme Court’s controversial Citizens United decision, in 2010, upheld the right of independent organizations — groups that may be excluded from standard political circles — to spend unrestricted amounts of money to express their views in political campaigns. In practice, the ruling prompted establishment candidates to set up nominally independent super PACs, collecting gobs of cash from heaven knows whom. The McCutcheon case is likely to yield the same kind of innovation.
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