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fredamae

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1. Yes

Reply to UTUSN (Original post)

Sat Jan 14, 2012, 11:16 AM

Jan 2012

We must lay the ground work at our City and County levels, work up to our Govs and have Them defend their Citizens who Are United Against "Cit-U"!

Look at what MT and LA et al are doing-if our Gov's Won't initiate action then we start at the bottom and force them to.

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Can a class action suit challenge 2 SCotUS decisions: Superpacs & corporation "personhood"? [View all] UTUSN Jan 2012 OP

Yes fredamae Jan 2012 #1

I thought we were no longer allowed to have class action suits in light Fawke Em Jan 2012 #2

Yeah, good luck with that. ArcticFox Jan 2012 #3

Not with this court. Scuba Jan 2012 #4

Yeah, good luck with that. ArcticFox Jan 2012 #5

No, lower courts can't turn over SC decisions dems_rightnow Jan 2012 #6