Not really. Corporations enjoy a right of free speech. Corporations may own property. Two examples.
The rub began when the Roberts court equated money with speech by allowing corporations to engage in political speech without disclosure of where the money came from.
Bull. How would you not give a "corporations" the right to free speech without infringing on people's right to free speech. Just because I start a business doesn't mean that I lose constitutional rights, comrade.
I never said coroproations cannot speak, my little Hitler. Nor did I say they should not, my petulant child. However, the Roberts court said they may speak without economic limit, nor must they disclose the individuals from whom they derive the money.
So if corporations are people, comrade, then why can't they vote?