Sen. Sanders- What world are the five conservative Supreme Court justices living in?

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31. Foreign countries are already doing it ...

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/mexican-tycoon-accused-us-campaign-scheme

An excerpt from the [Font color=red]Feb. 13, 2014[/font] article.

In a first of its kind case, federal prosecutors say a Mexican businessman funneled more than $500,000 into U.S. political races through Super PAC's and various shell companies. The alleged financial scheme is the first known instance of a foreign national exploiting the [Font color=red]Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision[/font] in order to influence U.S. elections. If proven, the campaign finance scandal could reshape the public debate over the high court’s landmark decision.

Until now, allegations surrounding Jose Susumo Azano Matsura, the owner of multiple construction companies in Mexico, have not spread beyond local news outlets in San Diego, where he’s accused of bankrolling a handful of southern California candidates. But the scandal is beginning to attract national interest as it ensnares a U.S. congressman, a Washington, D.C.-based campaign firm and the legacy of one of the most important Supreme Court decisions in a generation.