GOP Going All-Out to Legalize Bribery
Re: GOP Going All-Out to Legalize Bribery
by PoS » Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:48 am
All these ideas are never going to work- either open the floodgates and allow any kind of campaign donations or cut it off entirely- no private spending on political campaigns and allow every candidate a set block when it comes to advertising- that way its fair across the board.
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Re: GOP Going All-Out to Legalize Bribery
by Darkhorse » Tue Oct 15, 2013 1:17 pm
If the argument is that political contributions are a form of speech, I don't see how requiring anonymity would be acceptable. It's like saying you are free to write anything you won't into a book but you can't put your name on it. If you have to speak anonymously then it really isn't free.
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Re: GOP Going All-Out to Legalize Bribery
by spacemonkey » Fri Oct 18, 2013 4:19 pm
Bribery is business as usual, only its called lobby when money and gifts are used. Money and gifts to a lobbyist, are like guns to Wyatt Earp.
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