• Citizens United v The FEC on SCOTUSblog

  This link provides access to many other links related to this decision.

  
  

• Justices Turn Minor Movie Case Into a Blockbuster

  Thursday’s big campaign finance decision, arguably the most significant of the Roberts court, showed just how bold that court can be. The majority converted a minor and quirky case about a movie almost nobody had seen into a judicial blockbuster.
  
  “Essentially,” Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the dissenters in the 5-to-4 decision, “five justices were unhappy with the limited nature of the case before us, so they changed the case to give themselves an opportunity to change the law.”

  
  

What follows is Annie Leonard's Story of Stuff video about Citizens United vs The FEC.  It is followed by a four-part critique of her video.

If we are going to be effective, we need to both embrace the sentiment expressed in Annie Leonard's video and be able to respond to the points made in the critique.

• The Story of Stuff: Citizens United vs The FEC

• The Story of Stuff: Citizens United vs The FEC (The Critique) Part 1 of 4

• The Story of Stuff: Citizens United vs The FEC (The Critique) Part 2 of 4

• The Story of Stuff: Citizens United vs The FEC (The Critique) Part 3 of 4

• The Story of Stuff: Citizens United vs The FEC (The Critique) Part 4 of 4