Campaign Finance Reform and the Citizens United Supreme Court Decision

The video explores the history and evolution of campaign finance reform in the U.S., from early practices in the 1800s to the landmark Citizens United case. It discusses key legislation like the Tillman Act, Taft-Hartley Act, and McCain-Feingold Act, highlighting the ongoing challenges of regulating money in politics. The Citizens United ruling is examined for its impact on political spending and the rise of Super PACs, sparking debate over free speech and corporate influence in elections.

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