In a couple of Orwellian decisions, the Supreme Court has ruled that corporations are people, money is speech and corporate campaign contributions are unlimited.
However, when a bunch of real people contribute $3 million to support a candidate to oppose Susan Collins, the senator calls their “speech” bribery.
Jonathan W. Robbins
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