Audio: Clarence Thomas Defends Supreme Court’s Campaign Finance Decision

“If 10 of you got together and decided to speak, just as a group, you’d say you have First Amendment rights to speak and the First Amendment right of association. If you all then formed a partnership to speak, you’d say we still have that First Amendment right to speak and of association," Justice Clarence Thomas said at Stetson University College of Law. [Note: The follow-up question regarding McCain/Feingold is asked by John McCain's cousin.]