Tag Archive | Supreme Court
Proper response to Citizens United v. FEC.
Naturally, as I posted in February:
But there might be a problem. Quoting a commenter, eigenperson, from TNC’s Open Thread At Noon:
Alas, they are ineligible. Murray Hill says on its website that it was founded in 2005, and you have to be 25 to serve in the House.
When they get removed from the ballot, extra points to the official who does so if he/she gives this as the official reason.
From Oyez: Citizens United v. FEC.
SC ruling applied.
From the NYTimes, “Corporation Says It Will Run for Congress“:
James Fallows
- An Unlucky President, and a Lucky Man
- Biden’s State of the Union Did Something New
- Will the U.S. Pass a Point of No Return?
- Our Towns: State Programs Are Laboratories for the Nation
- Does the U.S. Senate Resemble Ancient Rome?
- What Ancient Rome Tells Us About Today’s Senate
- Dan Frank Was a Gifted and Generous Editor
- How FDR Changed Political Communication
- What the Bidens Understand About Community College
- A Film ‘for the 80 Percent’
NYTimes: After Deadline
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Venetian Red
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Donne-moi une baguette de fée. 