Super Tuesday ad campaigns get nasty

The video discusses the influence of money in politics, highlighting changes due to two Supreme Court decisions. Previously, candidates could only raise limited funds from individuals. Now, Super PACs can collect unlimited funds from individuals, corporations, and unions, significantly altering campaign financing dynamics.

What were the limitations on candidates raising money for their campaigns before the recent Supreme Court decisions?

How did the recent Supreme Court decisions change the dynamics of campaign financing?

What are Super PACs and how do they differ from previous campaign funding methods?

Discuss the implications of unlimited fundraising by Super PACs on the political landscape.

Who can Super PACs raise money from according to the new regulations?