To falsely create a group or distribute attacks anonymously is unethical and depending on the jurisdiction likely a violation of campaign finance law. The AAPC Code of Ethics also requires campaigns to truthfully document and cite their criticisms of an opponent's record. Fake organizations, anonymous attacks and false attacks are deeply unethical and violate the spirit of American Democracy. The First Amendment and the US Supreme Court do recognize the right to anonymous speech by individuals. But that is not the case for political candidates, groups and causes. Campaigns who are not proud of their attacks, should ask themselves of the wisdom and ethics of their planned effort.