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The Supreme Court Case That Changed American Elections Forever – Citizens United v. FEC Explained

In 2010, the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission that corporations and unions could spend unlimited money on elections—so long as they didn’t coordinate directly with candidates.

This case created Super PACs, supercharged political spending, and reshaped the landscape of American democracy. But was it a win for free speech or a threat to fair elections?

In this episode of History on Trial, we break down:
What led to the Citizens United case
How the Supreme Court connected money and the First Amendment
The rise of Super PACs and outside influence in U.S. elections
What this decision means for political power—and your vote

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00:00 Introduction
00:17 Case Background
00:35 The Supreme Court Ruling
00:55 Consequences and Super PACs
01:12 Closing Questions and Call to Action