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"Corporations" here typically being not for profit corporations such as unions or public advocacy groups (including the eponymous "Citizens United").
by ummonk 6y ago
"Corporations" here typically being not for profit corporations such as unions or public advocacy groups (including the eponymous "Citizens United").
- staticautomatic 6y agoWe don’t face a binary choice between granting all money-earning organizations speech rights and depriving all public interest non profits of speech rights because we have a legislative process.
- ummonk 6y agoSure, and Congress could potentially draft such legislation, which could be constitutional depending on the specifics, unlike the provisions in the McCain-Feingold act.
- staticautomatic 6y agoThe Constitution is legislation.