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denverbill

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1. Does anyone actually want to wait for the actual 5-4 decision to come out?

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Feb 19, 2013, 05:10 PM

Feb 2013

Although maybe I'm wrong and the Supreme's will decide that small donations are illegal and that only donations greater than $100K are allowed. But since they've already decided corporations can give unlimited amounts, no way in hell are they going to allow limits for individuals, who are actually real living persons.

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U.S. Supreme Court to revisit campaign finance limits [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2013 OP

Does anyone actually want to wait for the actual 5-4 decision to come out? denverbill Feb 2013 #1

I never understood why corporations Mz Pip Feb 2013 #3

corporations can circumvent limits anyway because they can "breed" easier than humans. unblock Feb 2013 #4

more to the point, if mz pip is limited, why should mz pip, inc. be unlimited? unblock Feb 2013 #5

Corporate campaign contributions to candidates for federal office are illegal. Nye Bevan Feb 2013 #9

Could this be a good sign? Left Coast2020 Feb 2013 #2

The pessimist in me sees this only getting worse davidpdx Feb 2013 #6

yup they lost the election and the vote rigging didnt seem to help so welcome to plan b leftyohiolib Feb 2013 #7

Plan b? LOL davidpdx Feb 2013 #8

duplicate topic - locking OKNancy Feb 2013 #10