The intimidation game

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The film portrays the nail-biting race against time by Turing and his brilliant team of code-breakers at Britain's top-secret Government Code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park, during the darkest days of World War II. The true enigma was the man who cracked the code.

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More like this. Opponents of all-encompassing disclosure sometimes falter in wielding a similarly all-encompassing definition of intimidation that can make it seem like they are wallowing in victimhood. Strassel accuses President Obama and members of Congress of dog-whistling to cause the IRS scandal and other happenings.

But the president and legislators are elected officials, and free to enjoy the same political speech as Tea Party groups or anyone else—speech that can be intimidating for the faint of heart. Strassel, to her credit, makes this very point in other parts of the book; some of the most powerful anecdotes are about targets that fight back politically, such as the American Legislative Exchange Council ALEC standing against a cabal of campaign regulation advocates and Senator Dick Durbin.

Disclosure is at a historically high-water mark within campaign finance law, and may continue its rise. Following Citizens United and numerous lower court decisions in its wake, various states have imposed onerous requirements onto individuals and groups who pay for even a modicum of political speech. Alabama and similar cases that once provided exemptions from disclosure to individuals and groups who were intimidated by the government.

Free speech advocates now have the difficult task of challenging red tape as a costly burden and illustrating that disclosed information does not actually serve an interest that justifies such burdens.

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