Bradley A. Smith

Bradley A. Smith Voters Aren’t For Sale

If elections can be bought so easily, why did Bloomberg and Steyer flop?

Bradley A. Smith Free Speech Means Free Speech

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s banning of political ads demonstrates confusion about how free expression works in America.

Bradley A. Smith In Defense of Political Anonymity

Campaign-finance disclosure rules have encouraged harassment of donors and coarsened public debate.

Bradley A. Smith The Citizens United Fallout

Democrats plan to redouble their efforts to stifle corporate free speech.

Bradley A. Smith Paterson’s Political Fix

The governor’s proposed reforms won’t end corruption—but they will threaten political speech.

Bradley A. Smith Stacking the Deck

Gotham’s campaign-finance law creates first- and second-class citizens.

Bradley A. Smith Campaign Finance Reform’s War on Political Freedom

An ongoing danger, despite two recent court victories