What was the name of the film at the center of the case?
What is Hillary: The Movie?
What year was Citizens United v. FEC decided?
What is 2010?
True or False: Super PACs can donate directly to candidates
What is false?
What does PAC stand for?
What is Political Action Committee?
What federal law did Citizens United challenge?
What is the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA)?
Which justice wrote the majority opinion?
Who is Justice Kennedy?
How much did outside groups spend in the 2012 election cycle?
What is over $1 billion?
What is the term for anonymous political spending by nonprofits?
What is dark money?
What type of organization is Citizens United?
What is a nonprofit corporation?
What First Amendment right was at the center of this case?
What is freedom of speech?
What billionaire was known for spending heavily in elections post–Citizens United?
Who is Sheldon Adelson?
What kind of nonprofit can spend on politics and keep donors secret?
What is a 501(c)(4) organization?
Why did the FEC block the movie from airing on cable TV before the 2008 primary?
What is because it was considered an electioneering communication funded by corporate money?
What major precedent was overturned in this ruling?
What is Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce?
What kind of spending did the Court allow in the ruling?
What is unlimited independent expenditures?
What is the key difference between a regular PAC and a Super PAC?
What is that Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited money but cannot donate directly to candidates?