Re: Seems to me . . .
I don't think 2 people constitute a "special interest group." More likely, this would be two people with similar ideas who decide to pool their resources. Hell, a hundred relatives who get together and decide to push an ad against abortion remains nothing more than the combined efforts of individuals.
Now, if they were to start campaigning for political funding, they would be more likely considered a "special interest group."
Dan (still not a lawyer...)
