Understanding The Impact Of Citizens United     My guest, James
Bopp, is the lawyer who first represented the group Citizens
United when it challenged campaign finance restrictions. The
case went to the Supreme Court, which ruled that corporations
and unions could give money to political committees active in
election campaigns. That decision and subsequent lower court
decisions, based on Citizens United, have led to superPACs,
which allow corporations, unions and individuals to make
unlimited contributions, pool them together and use the money
for political campaigns, although they're not supposed to
directly coordinate with the candidates.  Bopp has been the
special counsel for National Right to Life since 1978, and
special counsel for the conservative Christian group Focus on
the Family, since 2004. He also represents the anti-gay marriage
group the National Organization for Marriage.  Jim Bopp, welcome
to FRESH AIR. If you had your way, would there be no limits and
no disclosure for individual and corporat