Americans don’t like Citizens United ruling

Recent poll shows 65 percent “strongly” opposed to Supreme Court ruling.

-Sam

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February 17, 2010 · Filed Under Sam

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One Response to “Americans don’t like Citizens United ruling”

  1. erik on February 27th, 2010 10:06 pm

    The real question isn’t whether 65% of Americans oppose the decision. Indeed, the real question is what percentage of the public actually understands the case and subsequent ruling? This is particularly relevant after President Obama (who used to be a law professor) gave a one-sided and incorrect summary of the case in his State of the Union Address.

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