In the Author's View, the Supreme Court's Decision in Citizens

In the author's view, the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission , is ____.

A) unlikely to create a novel form of villain in light of the past two decades of campaign and issue-ad contributions
B) unlikely to spawn powerful negative advertising campaigns targeting Democratic issues and candidates
C) likely to provide full employment for lobbyists who will direct Super PAC spending
D) likely to unleash a new tool of corporate and wealthy-individual influence