In the author's view, the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, is ____

A) unlikely to spawn powerful negative advertising campaigns targeting Democratic issues and candidates
B) unlikely to create a novel form of villain in light of the past two decades of campaign and issue-ad contributions
C) likely to unleash a new tool of corporate and wealthy-individual influence
D) likely to provide full employment for lobbyists who will direct Super PAC spending

B