The First Amendment Is Lucky to Have Mitch McConnell
Freedom of political speech should be a unifying cause in America, but it’s a lot harder where the rubber meets the road.
Super PAC Rejections Hurt Democratic Primary
The anti-super PAC frenzy reached new heights in this year’s Democratic primary.
Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corruption Proposal Would Silence Dissent
Free speech protects advocacy groups, not just individuals ranting on street corners.
Doxing Trump Donors Is Just the Beginning
Government should be transparent; the people are entitled to privacy.
Democrats’ McCarthyist ‘For the People Act’
Neither the government nor our neighbors have a broad right to know our political activities.
PACs Represent People, Too
Democrats pushing election ‘reform’ fail to take into account that PACs are funded by individual donors.
Donald Trump’s Hush Money Did Not Violate Campaign-Finance Law
For the prohibition on personal use of campaign funds to have any force, it cannot depend on the candidate’s subjective intent to influence an election.
Michael Cohen Pled Guilty to Something That Is Not a Crime
The prosecutor is twisting campaign-finance law.
The Strange World of Kavanaugh Opposition
Where upholding a law is proof of subverting the law.
‘Deep FEC’ Goes After White House Counsel Don McGahn
Trump counsel Don McGahn is criticized for enforcing the law while a commissioner of the Federal Elections Commission.