
By DARRELL EHRLICK | Editor-in-Chief
“Montana cannot require people to surrender their First Amendment rights simply because they join together to make their voices heard. This law attempts to accomplish indirectly what the Constitution expressly forbids: Silencing organizations that engage in political advocacy. Calling censorship a restriction on corporate privileges doesn’t make it constitutional.” – Owen Yeates, the lead attorney on a challenge to Montana’s newly passed law that prohibits organizations from spending money on political candidates or campaigns.

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