No. But luckily, this is just a joke — to point out the metaphorical extremes of the Supreme Court’s campaign finance ruling. Like how the Fortune 500 could very well (more openly) wield absolute power over lawmakers. And if ExxonMobil doesn’t want to be forced to grant same-sex partner benefits, it simply has to direct money to the proper legislator. Or just run for office itself. Which might end up being the same thing.
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sam
“We are against same-sex mergers…we do believe guns should be allowed in boardrooms.” funny line. funny, smart clip.
CorporateRule
Even if the M. Hill campaign is a joke.
The situation that corporations already own the elected positions is not.
The US government itself is corp.
Every city, county, state gov. is a corp.
The Fed reserve, DoD, Democratic party, and Republican party are corps.