Institute for Free Speech Rep Says S. 1 Would Violate Privacy

Institute for Free Speech Rep Says S. 1 Would Violate Privacy

Institute for Free Speech

S. 1, the For the People Act, “would violate the privacy of advocacy groups and their supporters” by forcing organizations to publicly identify their donors and would increase political polarization by expanding taxpayer-subsidized donation systems, Bradley A. Smith of the Institute for Free Speech said at a March 24 Senate Rules Committee hearing.

S. 1, the For the People Act, “would violate the privacy of advocacy groups and their supporters” by forcing organizations to publicly identify their donors and would increase political polarization by expanding taxpayer-subsidized donation systems, Bradley A. Smith of the Institute for Free Speech said at a March 24 Senate Rules Committee hearing.

S. 1, the <a href="/lr/resolve//3thf1">For the People Act</a>, “would violate the privacy of advocacy groups and their supporters” by forcing organizations to publicly identify their donors and would increase political polarization by expanding taxpayer-subsidized donation systems, Bradley A. Smith of the Institute for Free Speech said at a March 24 Senate Rules Committee hearing.