Jon Huntsman: 'Of course corporations are not people. Who would say such an outlandish thing?'

[w8liftinglady]

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/01/06/1052134/-Jon-Huntsman:-Of-course-corporations-are-not-people-Who-would-say-such-an-outlandish-thing?via=blog_1

At a friendly, very un-Santorum-esque Q&A at the College Convention, a student got another bite at the Occupy apple. Glenn Kaplan couldn't get Huntsman on the record about whether corporations were legally people. The student did.
"Of course corporations are not people," joked Huntman. "Who would say such an outlandish thing!"

Mitt Romney, that's who

[Tuesday Afternoon]

1. delicious

yummy goodness

[WI_DEM]

2. the one semi-sane candidate in the race and newest poll still shows him getting ony 8%

in NH

[Hell Hath No Fury]

4. Shows you how far down the toilet ---

the modern GOP have swirled.

[Warren Stupidity]

3. Huntsman's positions on almost everything are rightwing loon.

Just because he manages to say one or two un-loon-ful things every now and then does not get him a get out of the bin free card.

[w8liftinglady]

5. LOL..of course not. I am alternating Santorum and Romney today

hehe

[PETRUS]

6. Glad somebody else has noticed that.

[subterranean]

9. That's his problem: Almost is not good enough in today's GOP.

To get the seal of approval in that party, you have to have extreme right-wing positions on EVERYTHING, or you'll be called a RINO or a liberal.

[kestrel91316]

7. More importantly, the USSC says so. That Huntsman doesn't know or

understand this, seeing as how it's such a big deal in the news of late, boggles the mind.

[zbdent]

8. No doubt the Republicans are going to try to get the populace to

believe that the DEMOCRATS and LIBERALS were the ones who "Frankenstein" corporations into attaining "people status" ...

What with today's "liberally-biased media" ...