The orgy of political spending that has been unleashed by super PACs in the current election cycle exceeds what a free democracy can bear. A president who is obligated to repay even a fraction of the political debts created by special interests' funding of super PACs is a president who will be greatly challenged to govern in the public interest.
This sorry state of affairs is blamed on Citizens United v. FEC, the controversial...
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