so this is wtp working with your campaign. >> uh, not to my knowledge it was wtp.it might have... >> ryssdal: working with your wife for sure. >> it could have been christian. >> ryssdal: christian as in christian lefer from wtp. >> it's very possible in that primary that when she was trying to write this letter, that she could have very easily have run it by him. he may have asked, "do you need any help?" and she said, "yeah, i need to get this family letter out." so it's very possible, there could have been a little bit of that, but as far as him being involved in the campaign to any degree, you know, basically i was running the campaign. >> ryssdal: well, but helping your wife, and helping do communications with potential voters is not, in your mind, helping a campaign? >> well, it would be. yeah, yeah. it would be. i mean, there could be some of that going on. >> in here we have what i call the candidate signatures. so here we have mike miller. >> ryssdal: from the john ward race and it's clearly a photocopy. >> right. this is one from wesley prouse and it actu

ryssdal: there is a little bit of irony, right, in these documents being about wtp and wtp being thegroup at the center of this case, the supreme court case. >> right, because what the majority of the justices said is, "we don't have any evidence that there is anything corrupting about independent spending. we have no reason to change our mind based on the montana case." well... >> ryssdal: turns out maybe. >> here you're looking at something that may in fact not be independent at all, and this is exactly the sort of thing that people have been trying to argue to the supreme court that this so-called iependent spending is not really independent. >> ryssdal: all right, something to tell you about western tradition partnership. they have gone national and they've changed their name. it's called american tradition partnership now, atp, and they have an office right here in washington, d.c. it is on pennsylvania avenue. (chuckles) all right, you've got to have a look at this. it's just a p.o. box. atp says they're working in more than half a dozen states now. and the way things are going