By the end of this month, Montana’s attorney general will have made his best case to the U.S. Supreme Court against reversing a state court decision upholding Montana’s ban on corporate independent campaign expenditures.
He will have done it with a little help from some friends who, while urging the justices to reject a petition challenging the Montana Supreme Court decision, also see that petition as their best hope for revisiting the justices’ much-criticized 2010 decision in Citizens United v. FEC .
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