State legislatures should act immediately in response to AFPF v. Bonta by passing laws to ensure citizen privacy remains the law of the land.

Nate Thurston and Charlie Thompson from the “Good Morning Liberty!” podcast were featured during a session sponsored by People United for Privacy at the Freer Future Fest in Nashville, Tennessee.

In its ruling in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta, the United States Supreme Court has affirmed that all Americans should have the ability to exercise their First Amendment rights privately.

People United for Privacy has endorsed this legislation that will ensure the IRS does not collect and store nonprofit donors’ private information – information the IRS does not need to enforce tax code.

Since the founding of this great nation, anonymous speech has allowed even the most vulnerable of voices to participate in debate in the public square

It is rare these days to find anything that unites liberal and conservative groups in common cause, but a Supreme Court case may have done just that.