Commentary

Before Buckley v. Valeo, American citizens faced criminal charges for urging Nixon’s impeachment.

The Constitution doesn’t require citizens to accept harassment as the price of civic engagement.

The SEC’s ‘pay to play’ rule is an unconstitutional infringement on the right to participate in politics.

The First Amendment protects speech that most of us might find offensive or even reprehensible, and it directly applies to the question of whether ...

A Biden appointee holds the agency’s nonprofit rules to be unconstitutional.

All Arizonans deserve the ability to engage in democracy without worrying that their civic participation will jeopardize their family’s safety.

Campaign finance regulations have created a system where one of the most regulated activities in America is political speech itself.

Now that Oregon has shielded campaign participants, it should protect donors. The time for comprehensive donor privacy reform is now.

Protecting elected officials from political violence is rightly a priority. But we must also extend some privacy protections to the citizens who support them.

As the state considers protecting lawmakers, it should also address a vulnerability that puts tens of thousands of ordinary New Jerseyans at risk: the ...