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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"The US Supreme Court showed incredible ignorance in the Citizens United decision."
John McCain, as a guest on Letterman.
Wow, Johnny. Nice. Was that your Maverickiness for the year?
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"The US Supreme Court showed incredible ignorance in the Citizens United decision." (Original Post)
Stinky The Clown
Jan 2012
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rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)1. It's not ignorance, it's an agenda for oligarchy. nm
SixthSense
(829 posts)2. mavericking against his own record
We passed McCain's "campaign finance reform" quite some time ago. How's everyone liking the results? He needs to retire.
Muskypundit
(717 posts)3. ? And feingolds finance reform.
And it isn't doing well because of the SCOTUS ruling. Hence him calling out the ruling.
SixthSense
(829 posts)4. funny how that always seems to happen
it couldn't possibly have been sabotaged from the start, no that is just conspiracy theory