Corporate governance

In celebration of Constitution Day on September 17, ACSblog is delighted to share an exclusive five-part series as part of our Book Talk feature this week. "We the Patients: Health Care Reform and the Constitution" is an original work by writer Jonathan Hennessey and graphic artist Aaron McConnell, authors of The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation. Each day this week, Hennessey and McConnell will debut a new installment in the series on ACSblog. Read part 1 here, or enjoy the whole series as it is published here.

Click on the image below to zoom in on the second of five contributions.

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[Update: The third part of this five-part series is now available.]

[Update II: The fourth installment is here, and the conclusion is now up here.]

In these interviews with ACSblog, several of the leading figures in Citizens United v. FEC discuss the case, which will be re-argued before the Supreme Court on Septemeber 9, 2009. James Bopp of the Madison Center for Free Speech, Laurence Gold of the AFL-CIO, and Fred Wertheimer of Democracy 21 took time after ACS's recent press briefing and panel discussion at the National Press Club to share more about what Citizens United means for campaign finance reform and how the Court may rule.

Above: James Bopp, General Counsel, James Madison Center for Free Speech