citizensunited
President Joe Biden's decision to exit the 2024 race gave the public a rare look at the Byzantine world of campaign finance law. It's not a pretty sight. This tangle of often incomprehensible rules highlights the need for a judicial firewall to protect political speech—a "separation of campaign and state." After Biden stepped away, his presidential campaign committee and its $92 million war chest were essentially handed to Vice President Kamala Harris. Donald Trump's campaign then filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), challenging the legality of the transfer. While the ...
Reason
"The First Amendment is spinning out of control," Columbia law professor Tim Wu warns in a New York Times essay. While Wu ostensibly objects to Supreme Court decisions that he thinks have interpreted freedom of speech too broadly, his complaint amounts to a rejection of the premise that the principle should be applied consistently, especially when it benefits speakers and messages he does not like. The immediate provocation for Wu's diatribe is yesterday's Supreme Court decisions in two cases challenging Florida and Texas laws that aimed to restrict content moderation on social media. Although...
Reason
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