Dr.Traveler
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- Aug 31, 2009
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Money isn't speech. The argument it is speech, and therefore protected is one of the stupidest arguments in the history of politics. Saying money is speech outright argues that corruption is free speech. It's not even a slippery slope argument.The GOP has a massive bankroll for the general election. BUT your hatred for the constitution is your problem, not the GOP's or anyone elses. There is nothing, nor should there be, in the Constitution to prevent people from pooling their resources for a cause. The unions pad the pockets of the Democrats but I never hear libbabies complain about it, they just can't stand the private sector (those who feed the public sector) having a say.
I'd have been fine with limits on Union money that are in line with limits on corporations or individual giving. That'd be all fine and dandy. There's too much money in politics as is. The irony is that the folks most in favor of Citizens United are the ones reaping the whirlwind right now. Trump largely is running his campaign on the cheap using free TV coverage, but Rubio, Kasich, Cruz, Jeb, and others lasted as long as they did because of Citizens United. That's pretty much screwed up the GOP right now to the point they're looking at a catastrophe in the general. Good job guys.