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Justices Tackle McCain-Feingold While Sotomayor Throws a Curve

Bruce2995 Wrote: Sep 16, 2009 1:06 PM
Klukowski is incorrect in his statement, "every right that Americans enjoy when running a business or acting as a group comes from every corporation being considered a “person.” In fact, the rights and duties of every corporation are enumerated in the Articles of Incorporation. The Articles outline the rights, duties, ownership, officers, voting rights, duties of officers, representatives, methods for dissolution of the Corporation, business functions of the corporation, etc and the corporation cannot venture outside of the Articles.

To further explain, when a drunk employee driving a company vehicle hits and kills a family in a car, the employee is arrested, not the corporation. The corporation is only an entity whose...

September 9, 2009 was a historic day at the U.S. Supreme Court. Meeting in special session, the Court considered a legal challenge pitting Barack Obama’s top Supreme Court lawyer against a living legend in a major First Amendment case that will forever shape how elections are conducted in America. And in her Supreme Court debut, Sonia Sotomayor gave the first hint of what kind of justice she will be.

In an unusual move, the Court cut short its summer recess, holding a special session to rehear new arguments in Citizens United v. FEC. The group Citizens United, run by public-interest...

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