20 May 2014 12:07 pm
Let's take GE as an example. GE is loaded with people but is not, in and of itself, a person. Let's say the top management decides to write 5 million into their budget destined fora SuperPac in support of a Democrat running for Senator in Texas. Mind you, this money is not the personal finances of the 'people' that comprise the top management nor is it a bunch of low level employees (people) within a corporation pooling their donations for a candidate. In fact, if most of the employees were polled, they'd say they were voting for the Republican candidate.Huey » 20 May 2014 4:45 am » wrote: This what people like Huey say:
The people that comprise Corporations, Unions, and other associations are free to excercise their freedom to assemble and collectively voice their first amendment rights. If you have a problem with that take it with the USSC.
Why are you wishing to remove the rights of people who are part of a union?
You are an idiot parroting whatever **** the DNC throws at you. And you too ignorant to understand that not just people who comprise corporations will be affected by your master plans. But what the hell. You are an elitist and you know what is best for the little people, right? I mean, in your opinion, damn the constitution, you know what is best.
Where are the **** 'little people' in this scenario, bozo? You can support the practice of corporate financing of campaigns but don't be an asshole and claim that the will of "the people" is being represented here.
It ain't.