Citizens United Vocabulary

Citizens United VS. FEC's decision was (is)....

What word or phrase is a summary that explains the logic behind this decision?

The agency set up by Congress in 1974, following abuses of that election & Watergate, is called the FEC. Which branch oversees the FEC?

Besides corporations, what was a primary interest group the Citizens United refers to when it says "both for-profit and non-profit?"

What word means "if I lose my case, I can ask for a review"?

What word means "most Americans want their elected officials to reach across the aisle"?

What word means "an interest group, for profit or non-profit created to support candidates"?

What word means that the Supreme Court, in a sense, makes laws?

The Supreme Court hears a small number of cases compared to those requested. All of the following are things that the Supreme Court would consider when deciding EXCEPT

To change the rules for campaign financing we would need to pass an amendment, which is very hard to do. Could the Supreme Court reverse its decision at some point?