madinmaryland
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:12 PM
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Since the SCOTUS ruling today, can corporations now tell their employees whom to vote for? |
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:13 PM
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Also you must give them your first born son.
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:17 PM
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:14 PM
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2. Sure they can and you can smile at them and then vote how you want. |
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:16 PM
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3. And you can sue the shit out of them...they're just like people now. |
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:23 PM
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5. Will they also be able to take a "donation" out of your paycheck to support |
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their candidate of choice?
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:33 PM
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6. Businesses do that now and have done it for years.A few years |
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back on C-Span: Meeting of Business Groups explaining the importance of making certain their employers understand which party best serves the business interests.
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Thu Jan-21-10 07:34 PM
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7. Essentially, yes, since they can buy airtime to do it. |
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They can tell everyone whom to vote for.
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