Court ruling may bring crush of late-breaking political ads
More groups can target key issues nearer to elections
The US Supreme Court decision last week loosening rules on political advertising could significantly alter the 2008 presidential race by allowing a torrent of well-funded TV spots targeting specific candidates, according to campaign finance specialists, political analysts, and interest groups. (Full article: 860 words)
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