MERICAS ELECTIONS WILL BE CORPORATE


	MERICAS ELECTIONS WILL BE CORPORATE

klippety

9-11-2009 11:46 AM

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klippety says:

Perhaps already at the next election cycle, will the American Public be bombarded with DIRECT CORPORATE FUNDING OF ELECTORAL CANDIDATES. Democracy for the Corporations, not the People

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9-12-2009 9:12 AM

ratilfar

All ur Elections R Belong to Us.

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