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Government for Sale: Supreme Court allows (foreign) corporations to buy elections secretly

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Government for Sale

February 17, 2010 Keith Olbermann takes a look at how lobbying firms are already advising corporate clients on how to buy elections secretly since the recent Supreme Court ruling allowing corporate cash into campaigns.

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  • "Of the people, by the corporations, and for the corporations."

    The new Supreme Court decision will allow a corporation to run false attack ads against anyone they wish. That means they can now EXTORT every politician in the U.S. to do whatever they want for profit.

    If you think you're getting screwed by health insurance companies, Wall Street, and credit card companies now -- just wait. All consumer protection will be the first to go.

    We haven't seen anything yet.

  • Because the N.Y. Times or conservative newspapers run an editorial is irrelevant. They DON'T run ATTACK ADS on TV.

    Any corporation can now tell legislators they'll be the target of relentless attack ads if they vote AGAINST corporate wishes

    Credit card & insurance companies, banks & Wall Street can now dictate to legislators & EXTORT any politician in America. If they object, they're on the HIT LIST. They dont even need to do it, just threaten.

    Corporatocracy USA!!!

    It's scary!

  • I don't believe it. For once, Olbermann actually got it right. Way ta go Keith. This is much better than your usual idiotic, asinine, incoherent tirades. There just might be hope for you, yet...but I doubt it.

  • wow lol

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