Cartoon: U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United Decision

By On January 29, 2010 · 12 Comments

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Cartoon by MatadorNights co-editor Kate Sedgwick. All rights reserved.

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Kate Sedgwick

Kate Sedgwick edits Matador Nights from Buenos Aires where she organizes her live storytelling project, Second Story, and stays busy giving art tours and doing yoga. Read more about her than you might want to know at her blog YesThereIsSuchAThingAsAStupidQuestion.com.

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  • http://matadortrips.com/ Hal Amen

    Kate, you freaking rock. This is gold.

  • http://www.lolaakinmade.com Lola

    Kate – Amazing work!

  • http://matadornights.com Kate Sedgwick

    Thanks, guys!

  • http://theworldistoobig.wordpress.com Matt

    Kate, you have so many talents…. this is cool.

  • Adam Roy

    I love it (the cartoon, not the decision). I’m a pretty big free speech purist, but I don’t think spending money counts as speech.

  • Kathy

    I really like that you added our apathy to the cause. More right-thinking folks not voting in 2000 is how we got this court that we’re going to be saddled with for a long, long time :-(

  • http://musictravelwrite.wordpress.com Michelle

    I love Kate Sedgwick.

  • http://nancythegnomette.com Nancy

    This is amazing Kate. Had no idea you were such a talented artist. Really like that you added apathy to the list. Why aren’t more people outraged by this decision??

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    You are one talented chica, Kate!

  • http://matadornights.com Kate Sedgwick

    Wow! Thanks, you guys!

  • http://www.nehasweb.com neha

    Wow, Kate!

  • s

    You can’t blame the Court on this one. Blame badly written legislation. We are still a nation of laws. Passions, politics, and policy have no place at the Court—-those energies are admirable and should inform voters and legislatures. But courts are the dispassionate auditors of the process. For them, the law must be consistent with the Constitution, nothing more.

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