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Sundance film ‘Citizen Koch’ denounces flood of money in U.S. politics since Citizens United
The US Supreme Court’s 2010 decision to remove limits on political campaign financing dealt a heavy blow to American democracy, a documentary screened at the Sundance Film Festival claims. “Citizen Koch” was brought to Sundance, which runs in this Utah mountain resort until January 27, by filmmakers Tia Lessin and…
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