"Hillary: The Movie" Case Could Have Huge Implications for Campaign Finance Laws - Video 9/6/09

Here is video of a discussion on CNN about the possible implications of the U.S. Supreme Court hearing a case on "Hillary: The Movie," which was put out during the 2008 Election by Citizens United. The FEC held that the movie could not be distributed on demand because it constituted a "campaign contribution," since it is highly critical of Hillary Clinton.

This case could have lasting implications for Campaign Finance laws, and just how active organized groups such as corporations and labor unions can be in political campaigns. It will be the first case heard by new Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

Below is the trailer for "Hillary: The Movie"