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So it's 100% correct for corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money in support of whatever political campaigns they like?
by fl4regun 18d ago
So it's 100% correct for corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money in support of whatever political campaigns they like?
- outside1234 18d agoThe parent has been Fox brained
- orangecat 18d agoThe parent agrees with the American Civil Liberties Union: https://www.aclu.org/cases/citizens-united-v-federal-election-commission?document=citizens-united-v-federal-election-commission-aclu-amicus-brief https://www.aclu.org/cases/citizens-united-v-federal-electio...
- kbelder 17d agoYes. Anybody can, including the person in charge of spending in a corporation.
- fl4regun 17d agoso someone with more money should have more influence over an election? you really agree with this?
- mitxela 17d agoStrange how you substituted "a corporation" for "the person in charge of spending in a corporation", those aren't the same.
- kbelder 16d agoThat was deliberate, because a corporation makes no spending decisions, ever. All decisions are made by people inside the corporation with the proper responsibility. That is a major part of the reasoning for the Supreme Court rulings on the matter of corporate political funding.
- mitxela 16d agoLegally, the corporation itself makes the decision and is responsible for the consequences.