Dana7360
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Read the amendment it does not "just reverse a decision by the Supreme Court, as written it Specifically gives power to Congress from the day it is approved to determine what, who, and how much ANYONE can give to political campaigns.Yes, the democrats voted for a bill that would allow the greedy, corrupt politcians to decide who you can give money to and how much you can give before an election...nice of them...
The Democrats Escalate Their War On Free Speech Power Line
On Thursday, Harry Reid brought SJ Res 19, to repeal the heart of the First Amendment, to the Senate floor for a vote. The result must be considered stunning by all Americans who value their freedoms. Every Senate Democrat–every one, a 54-vote majority–voted for First Amendment repeal. Here is the roll call of infamy; click to enlarge:
Why have the Democrats pushed the Udall amendment, knowing that it can’t possibly pass? They are playing a long game, I think. Historically, the idea of repealing the First Amendment would have been unthinkable. The purpose of the Udall amendment, I believe, is to mainstream what has always, until now, been inconceivable. The public is being accustomed to the idea that the First Amendment might be repealed–not flag burning and nude dancing, but the innermost core of the amendment, supporting and opposing candidates in elections–and if the Democrats ever have the votes, it will be.
What a bunch of garbage.
All that does is reverse the citizens united ruling.
America was just fine for over 200 years without that ruling. No one gutted the first amendment unless you're saying that for over 200 years the first amendment was gutted and that the founders wrote an amendment that gutted itself.
Corporations aren't people and money isn't speech.
We already had laws that said how much you can give to whom during an individual election cycle.
Citizens united removed those laws for PACs.