The case, Republican Party of Louisiana v. Federal Election Commission, challenged contribution limits placed on state-level political parties by the 2002 McCain-Feingold reform law.
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama blasted the Supreme Court case challenging campaign contribution limits, which was argued Tuesday morning, and said he believes the court's earlier Citizens United decision "contributed to some of the problems we're having in Washington right now".
We submitted an amicus brief in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission (FEC), the major Supreme Court case heralded as "the next Citizens United," challenging aggregate contribution limits made by individual donors to political candidates and committees.
In general, the IMPROVER internal challenge contribution to a research workflow will result in an understanding of the limitations of the methodology used in a pipeline.
The near absence of DPR inclusions in spinal cord motor neurons challenges their contribution to lower motor neuron degeneration in ALS-C9+ve cases.
Although a role for CD4+ T and B cells has been suggested in the activation of collagen synthesis, bone marrow transplantation experiments have challenged the contribution of these immune cells [ 7, 30].
Third, advocates need to construct goals that will engage every nation as the "universality" of the SDGs suggests and that will challenge the contribution of every nation to global change.
That kind of intensity drives bad media coverage back home, primary challenges, contributions to opponents -- and it kills your contributors' and volunteers' and base voters' enthusiasm levels.
Under the slogan #MujeresIndigenas, Mujeres visibles, the global campaign launched by FAO, FIMI and NOTIMIA are joining forces to make visible indigenous women, their challenges, contributions and struggles.
While a court case challenging the contractor contribution ban, Wagner v. FEC, is winding its way through the courts now, it does not directly address whether contractors can donate to super PACs or other supposedly independent political groups.
