Whether authors of protected speech must be the original authors or if interested individuals or groups can come into the speech

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. With regard to Article III standing and an injuryin-fact, do the authors of protected speech have to be the original authors or can interested individuals or groups come into the speech? 2. Should this Court adopt special interest standing and allow individuals or members of a small group standing to represent the rights of a public charitable trust violated by the government when the Attorney General of a state fails or refuses to represent the public’s rights? 3. Does Petitioner Brewer have federal taxpayer standing to sue a municipality for expending municipal funds in violation of his constitutional right to free speech?