The court created a massive political traffic jam in Congress with, A, the Citizens United decision allowing unlimited money into politics, and, B, not enforcing the transparency requirement of Citizens United.
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Senator Whitehouse explains how Supreme Court decisions have affected political dynamics and regulation in Congress.
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