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Times OnlineFootball is not about corporations. It's about clubs and communitiesThe Guardian

Hookah bars often sacrifice a lot, everything sometimes when they first open. When Hookah bars first open life dreams are on the line. With big impersonal corporations siting on every […]

Ralph Nader doesn't like the recent corporate speech decision, asserting in a WSJ op-ed that [T]he U.S. Supreme Court gave carte blanche to the world's largest corporations to spend unlimited sums of money to support or oppose candidates for elected office.

(A work in progress) There are many folks, especially corporate oriented conservatives and those

This recent ruling should be seen as a personal challenge to get corporations out of our government.

Jordan gives a cursory explanation of the hidden meanings found in the symbols used by religion and corporations.

Jordan gives a cursory explanation of the hidden meanings found in the symbols used by religion and corporations.

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Following the Supreme Court decision implicitly granting corporations the right to free speech (by determining... It is running for Congress.First shared by MrBabyManon SERVICE_TWITTERLast shared: Fri Feb 05 22:39:20 GMT 20102289 Total Shares: 626 Tweets, 1518Diggs, 72 OneRiot shares

Another day, another poll showing that the message of the Massachusetts massacre was that Obama and the Democrats need to go further on health care and opposing corporations, and that most people like the public option and would be more ...

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The recent Supreme Court decision regarding campaign donations by corporations has just dealt a serious and damn near insurmountable blow to our democracy. Things are much worse than you might think. ... "Citizens United" "Supreme Court" "campaign finance" mccain-feingold democracy obama undermined politics limbaugh

Jan. 22: Thursday’s stunning Supreme Court ruling that corporations can spend unlimited amounts of cash on campaign ads has CEOs fearing pesky fundraising calls may get a lot more frequent.

the Forthcoming Supreme Court Ruling on Corporate Financing of Elections Weve got to return to people-centered politics where people control the process, not corporations, says John Bonifaz about how the Democratic Partys close ties to the health insurance industry and Wall Street hurt them in the Massachusetts Senate race. When you have money-drenched interests controlling the politics in Washington you lose people at the grassroots level, you lose people on Main Street. ... dn2010 0121 ...

Jan. 22: Thursday’s stunning Supreme Court ruling that corporations can spend unlimited amounts of cash on campaign ads has CEOs fearing pesky fundraising calls may get a lot more frequent.

At the time of America's founding there were very few organization which might be recognizable today as corporations. They were held in the deepest suspicion by the class of men who made up the Founding Fathers. Their right to exist, for limited times and specific purposes, was held to be entirely d ...

Recently, the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission that corporations (and labor unions) can spend unlimited amounts of their money on elections. Essentially, the Supreme Court ruled that corporations can run campaigns. Many have lauded the decision as a great defense ...

Washington — Overturning a century-old restriction, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that corporations may spend as much as they want to sway voters in federal elections. In […]

Anticipating a Supreme Court decision that could free corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigns, Rep.First shared on OneRiotLast shared: Fri Jan 15 03:02:16 GMT 201019 Total Shares: 14 Tweets, 5Diggs

I will also never ever vote for a republican as they are the other side of a broken government that is owned by corporations

All of the Republicans in Congress favor corporations over citizens. It's obvious.

FORA.tv Politics series page at Hulu.comIn this rapid-fire presentation, Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig examines the prevalence of institutional corruption in American politics, medicine, and journalism, and describes his plan to study and contain the problem.

RFID technology has come a long way in the past few years. Chips are now individually very cheap, and thousands of uses for them have been devised by corporations and governments.

Bill O'Reilly and Roger Ebert - RFID implants