Podcast: Do corporations and unions have Constitutional rights?

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Plaintiffs Ask Federal Court to Immediately Halt Defendants’ Use of Artificial Intelligence in U.S. Elections to Undermine Voting Rights

Posted on April 30, 2024

The League of Women Voters has filed a nationwide preliminary injunction in League of Women Voters of New Hampshire v. Kramer to block the defendants from further use of AI technology to intimidate, threaten, coerce, or deceive voters. MANCHESTER, NH – (April 30, 2024) The League of Women Voters of the United States (LWV-US), the
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Free Speech Files Amicus Brief before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court against Unconstitutional Petitions Exempting App-Based Drivers From State Protections

Posted on April 26, 2024 (April 26, 2024)

Challenging Foreign Influence

Free Speech For People filed an amicus brief today in El Koussa v. Campbell, in support of voters who have asked the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to block placement of five petitions on the November 2024 ballot that would exclude app-based drivers in Massachusetts from state benefits and protections. The petitions were introduced by representatives
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Free Speech For People Launches SCOTUS Reform Now Campaign: Demanding Accountability, Restoring Integrity

Posted on April 25, 2024 (May 1, 2024)

Challenging Corruption

Free Speech For People today launched SCOTUS Reform Now, a comprehensive demand for accountability and reform within the United States Supreme Court to restore its legitimacy and integrity. As reported by ProPublica, the Supreme Court has faced a wide range of scandals over the last several years that have tarnished the Court’s reputation. Investigative reporting
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Transpartisan Innovations with Michael Ostrolenk

May 23, 2011

The U.S. Supreme Court in its Citizen United decision overturned the McCain-Feingold limitations on corporate financing of political ads saying that they violated corporations’ First Amendment rights to free speech. In this podcast, Jeff Clements of Free Speech for the People, tells host Michael Ostrolenk why he believes the decision was incorrect and that corporations should not be protected in the same manner as individuals. Corporations are granted special powers by the government they should not be allowed to leverage into political power, states Mr. Clements. He also details the Founding Fathers’ suspicions about government enabled concentration of power in corporations and tells listeners how they can learn more about the “People’s Rights Amendment.”

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