In a recent interview with Molly White, Tiffany Muller of End Citizens United discusses the legacy of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision and its role in shaping today's political spending. The conversation covers not only the ruling's direct effects but also how emerging technologies like cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence are becoming part of the money-in-politics picture.
Muller also addresses what meaningful reform would actually require, pointing to systemic changes rather than piecemeal measures. As a single-source interview, the piece offers Muller's perspective without contrasting views, but it frames the ongoing fight against big money in politics as an evolving challenge that now includes digital tools.
The interview serves as a primer for readers trying to understand how past court decisions and new technologies intersect, and why fixing the system may demand more than just new rules.