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Citizens United President David Bossie on Lou Dobbs Tonight discussing the 10th anniversary of the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission SCOTUS ruling, as well as the latest on the Impeachment proceedings in the U.S. Senate. 







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In the 10 years since the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its landmark decision in Citizens United v. FEC, history has proven the ruling’s chief critics completely wrong about its impact on American democracy.



The ruling did not usher in an era of unrestrained corporate campaign spending that drowned out the voices of ordinary Americans. Instead, by opening up alternative funding sources, Citizens United and its progeny have helped our democracy to flourish by taking power from the establishment political elites and their news media cronies, and made it possible for outsider candidates, such as Donald Trump, to effectively compete for votes in the American political arena. 



Before the ink even had a chance to dry, The New York Times, itself a corporation, fired off an editorial decrying the decision, saying it “thrust politics back to the robber-baron era of the 19th century.” President Barack Obama in his 2010 State of the Union address a few days later claimed the court’s ruling “will open the floodgates for special interests — including foreign corporations — to spend without limit in or elections.”  



As our new film on Citizens United discusses, in the decade that has followed, none of this has come to pass. Yes, corporations may lawfully play a role in American elections, but their financial impact has been quite small compared to other funding sources.



A Report by the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board summed it up as follows: No major corporation has spent money independently in support of a candidate. Only two companies in 2014 and 10 in 2016 made independent expenditures from corporate funds, and these companies spent relatively miniscule amounts.



Even when it comes to the funding of so-called Super PACs, groups that can accept unlimited contributions from corporations as well as individuals, corporate funding amounted to just 5 percent of those groups’ receipts in 2014 and 6 percent in 2016. This is hardly the Genesis flood of corporate funding that the decision’s critics predicted.



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"While he wasn't pictured in the photo above, current 2020 contender Joe Biden also participated in the meeting, according to Citizens United President David Bossie.  On Thursday, Bossie tweeted government documents he obtained from a Freedom of Information Act request showing that the meeting was also attended by Biden, as well as then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton."



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Citizens United President David Bossie appears on Lou Dobbs Tonight on Fox Business to discuss the next steps for the Senate after the House passed articles of impeachment. 







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Residents in 31 congressional districts are about to be inundated with millions of dollars' worth of TV spots, Facebook ads, texts and tweets blaring that the "radical left" is trying to remove the president after a "witch hunt" — and that their Democratic representative is complicit.



Conservative organizations are blanketing those districts — which one group dubbed the "Dirty 30" - because each one voted for Trump in 2016, but later elected a Democrat in 2018. They're convinced that impeachment has handed them a golden opportunity to flip those House seats in 2020, part of a long-shot bid to win back a Republican majority come November.



It's a frenzied push to mobilize millions of grassroots activists as House Democrats move forward this week with a historic vote to impeach Trump, making him only the third president to face removal from office. The effort has looped in dozens of conservative groups, and is coordinated with the White House through twice-weekly briefing calls. Several people involved said the informal coalition has helped compensate for Trump administration's anti-impeachment efforts, which numerous outside allies privately complained weren’t coherent or robust until recently.



"At least 31 House Democrats are hating their lives right now," said Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, which bills itself as the nation's oldest conservative grassroots organization.



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