McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission

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This is a topic, with start date October 8, 2013 and end date April 2, 2014.

Its theme(s) are United States domestic politics.

Summary of positions for this topic

• Supreme Court voted correctly (15 items)

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Summary	Position link	Stance
Democrats Like Money Only When It's Spent On Them by Betsy McCaughey (Investor's Business Daily, April 8, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
Victory for free speech by Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial board (Las Vegas Review-Journal, April 4, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
The solution to money in politics by Michael Kinsley (The Washington Post, April 4, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
That pesky 1st Amendment: Liberals’ gripe with free speech by Rich Lowry (New York Post, April 4, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
Free Speech at Last: McCutcheon Decision Just Right by Bradley A. Smith (National Review, April 2, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
Free Speech Wins Big In Supreme Court Campaign Ruling by Investor's Business Daily editorial board (Investor's Business Daily, April 2, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	for
Why Care About McCutcheon? by Mark Bittman (The New York Times, April 22, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
The war against American citizens by Katrina vanden Heuvel (The Washington Post, April 8, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
How the Supreme Court Blowtorched Democracy and What You Can Do About It by The Nation editorial board (The Nation, April 8, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
Court deals a blow to free speech by Las Vegas Sun editorial board (Las Vegas Sun, April 6, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
Supreme oligarchy by E. J. Dionne (The Washington Post, April 6, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
Thought money could buy an American election? You ain't seen nothin' yet by Gary Younge (The Guardian, April 6, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
Supreme Court ruling ignores real world of campaign cash by The Boston Globe editorial board (The Boston Globe, April 4, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
The real danger behind the ‘McCutcheon’ ruling by Ruth Marcus (The Washington Post, April 4, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against
Die Another Day by Richard L. Hasen (Slate, April 2, 2014) (view)	Supreme Court voted correctly	against

All items that address this topic (15 total)

Title	Author	Source	Date
Die Another Day	Richard L. Hasen	Slate	April 2, 2014
Free Speech at Last: McCutcheon Decision Just Right	Bradley A. Smith	National Review	April 2, 2014
Free Speech Wins Big In Supreme Court Campaign Ruling	Investor's Business Daily editorial board	Investor's Business Daily	April 2, 2014
Victory for free speech	Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial board	Las Vegas Review-Journal	April 4, 2014
Supreme Court ruling ignores real world of campaign cash	The Boston Globe editorial board	The Boston Globe	April 4, 2014
The solution to money in politics	Michael Kinsley	The Washington Post	April 4, 2014
The real danger behind the ‘McCutcheon’ ruling	Ruth Marcus	The Washington Post	April 4, 2014
That pesky 1st Amendment: Liberals’ gripe with free speech	Rich Lowry	New York Post	April 4, 2014
Court deals a blow to free speech	Las Vegas Sun editorial board	Las Vegas Sun	April 6, 2014
Supreme oligarchy	E. J. Dionne	The Washington Post	April 6, 2014
Thought money could buy an American election? You ain't seen nothin' yet	Gary Younge	The Guardian	April 6, 2014
The war against American citizens	Katrina vanden Heuvel	The Washington Post	April 8, 2014
Democrats Like Money Only When It's Spent On Them	Betsy McCaughey	Investor's Business Daily	April 8, 2014
How the Supreme Court Blowtorched Democracy and What You Can Do About It	The Nation editorial board	The Nation	April 8, 2014
Why Care About McCutcheon?	Mark Bittman	The New York Times	April 22, 2014