Did Citizens United Break American Politics? | Scott Walter

Did the Supreme Court’s 2010 decision in the Citizens United case break American politics and public discourse by turning the country over to the rich and powerful? We at the Capital Research Center crunched the numbers and found something shocking: actually, the Citizens United decision doesn’t seem to have had the feared impact on our political and policy landscape at all.

NOTE: The full report, revised and updated since the video, can be found linked below. The video’s references to Super PACs refer to spending by "independent groups." The total number involves combining federal-level expenditures as reported to the FEC and categorized by the Center for Responsive Politics, and state-level expenditures as compiled by the National Institute for Money in State Politics.

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