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• Citizens United
  '''Citizens United''' is an [[American conservative]] organization, organized as a [[501(c)(4) It was the successful appellant in appellant in the ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'' case.
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• Citizens United/Definition
  ...ong families, and national sovereignty and security"; appellant in the ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'' case; the [[American Sovereignty Project
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• Citizens United/Related Articles
  {{r|David Bossie}} Chairman of the Board and President, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation {{r|Michael Boos}} Vice President, General Counsel and Director of Citizens United American Sovereignty Action Projec
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• Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
  '''Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission''' is a controversial 2010 [[Supreme Court ...rt decided a matter that began with the request for injunctive relief by [[Citizens United]], a [[501(c)(4)]] nonprofit corporation, against the [[Bipartisan Campaign
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• Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission/Definition
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• Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission/Related Articles
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• Citizens United
  '''Citizens United''' is an [[American conservative]] organization, organized as a [[501(c)(4) It was the successful appellant in appellant in the ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'' case.
  817 bytes (110 words) - 07:00, 29 July 2024
• Citizens United/Related Articles
  {{r|David Bossie}} Chairman of the Board and President, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation {{r|Michael Boos}} Vice President, General Counsel and Director of Citizens United American Sovereignty Action Projec
  933 bytes (122 words) - 07:00, 29 July 2024
• Citizens United/Definition
  ...ong families, and national sovereignty and security"; appellant in the ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'' case; the [[American Sovereignty Project
  480 bytes (62 words) - 17:07, 10 October 2010
• Corporate rights movement/Related Articles
  {{r|Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission|''Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission''}}
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• Dick Cheney/Related Articles
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• Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
  '''Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission''' is a controversial 2010 [[Supreme Court ...rt decided a matter that began with the request for injunctive relief by [[Citizens United]], a [[501(c)(4)]] nonprofit corporation, against the [[Bipartisan Campaign
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• Federal Election Commission/Related Articles
  {{r|Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission}}
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• Elena Kagan
  ...had worked on them. Recently, she was the lead government attorney on ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]''.[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]]
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• Essex Junto/Related Articles
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• Samuel Alito
  He wrote the majority opinion in ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'', in which the Court upheld the right of
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• Federal Election Commission
  ...ain-Feingold]]. Various court cases affected it, especially the recent ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]] (2010).
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• Corporate rights movement
  ...ights of corporations were extended to allow them political speech, by ''[[Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission]]'' (2010).
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