i'm allison hayward with the center of competitive politics which as you will notice from my name tag is abbreviated ccm we recognized with one or c we could beat the soviet union and we would buy former soviet union on ebay and mark out one of our ceilings but most of my colleagues at ccp don't find it nearly as funny as i do. disclosure in particular -- burdens protected liberties and so it's not a no-brainer when it comes to deciding thousand litigate. sometimes that burden is intentional. oftentimes it's not. but the spotlight of publicity as they say is valued not just for its light but for its heat. and as the government controls more and more information, it becomes more and more available to a state intentionally or not to sanction disfavored expressions simply by requiring activity be disclosed. now, you will be in the position of evaluating, i predict, post-citizens united and post-doe v reed and certiorari in speech now. the constitutionality of disclosure requirement as it may be novel to your state's law. but let's say broadly speaking the constitutional law platform is s