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Citizens United

Breitbart.com – Obama, The Broken Record

Another month, another bad jobs report: unemployment languishes at 8.2 percent again. In President Obama’s Bizarro World this is a step in the right direction and the private sector is “doing fine.” This sad state of affairs has become the new normal of America under the Obama Presidency. Even with these dismal job numbers, the […]

Breitbart.com – Game Change: The Obamacare Tax

The highest court in the land has spoken and the campaign has been framed for the next 130 days. This election will be about the future of Obamacare, and how politicians react and respond to the Supreme Court ruling could make or break their candidacies. We now know categorically that Obamacare was a tax after […]

Cagle Post: What Are You Hiding Mr. President?

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) began an ill-fated gunwalking program known as Operation “Fast and Furious” in 2009. The operation allowed guns to be put into the hands of Mexican drug cartels, ostensibly to track them. A disastrous plan from the start, “Fast and Furious” ultimately led to U.S. Border Patrol […]

A Kagan Recusal

When President Obama and his then Solicitor General Elena Kagan failed miserably in Citizens United v. FEC, it was Kagan who tried to stem the damage already done by the Governments’ argument that they could ban books and thus political speech. Solicitor General Kagan was the face of Obama’s ultimate failure in Citizens United. That […]

Bossie: “Another win for the First Amendment.”

Washington, DC — Citizens United President David N. Bossie issued the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court summarily reverses the Montana Supreme Court’s decision in American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock. “Another win for the First Amendment,” said David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United.

Politico: Supreme Court rejects Montana campaign finance limits

The Supreme Court on Monday struck down Montana’s attempt to limit campaign contributions, citing the Citizens United ruling that opened the floodgates for unlimited corporate campaign spending. The 5-4 ruling was made on partisan lines, with the conservative majority voting to summarily dismiss the Montana case without oral arguments. At issue was whether Montana elections […]