This is completely misleading, unions always could contribute to political campaigns. If this group supports pulling both from being able to do that, I say it is about time. We do not need corporations nor unions buying our politicians.

While I believe we do need to get money out of the political process, it needs to be done in a Constitutional way.

The Citizens United ruling was no different that saying that the police can’t raid Corporation or Union offices whenever they feel like it.

Just because a group of people band together doesn’t mean they lose their Constitutional rights.

What’s the difference between a pizza and a typical occupy protester?

The pizza is actually able to feed a family of 4

Public government unions should never be allowed to give money to elect politicians that will then determine what these union people will get in the way of pay, contracts and pensions.
This is what public governemtn unions call “workers rights”.
Also this “money” is all from tax payer money given to these unions.. through the union dues process. There should be huge protest to stop this huge tax payor and common man rip off by these government public unions.

“Beat on the brat, beat on the brat, beat on the brat with a baseball bat bat oh yeah….”

OKS!!! Occupy Kevins Street! Bring them on over! Please bring jamison whiskey, tater tots, some green jello, and duct tape! Oh and if you could, please have the women protesters bring all their diry clothes! Me and the gal’s will have a “wear no clothes” protest against Tide laundry detergent! Nipples north girls….nipples north…..

politicians do not care about you only their pension for life for doing nothing.

These guys are really saying they just like the corporations that already control the airwaves and print, and they don’t want other viewpoints to have an opportunity to deliver a message.

According to WCCO, Lawyers gave 38 Million dollars in 2008, and Entertainment tonight just said Hollywood gave 40 million to the DNC in 2008.

So Hollywood and Lawyers can give all the money they want — but everyone else has to play by the rules.

Only mass media corporations are allowed to have free speech. — it’s called “Fascism”

Where are the job creators? Ten years of Bush tax cuts and you have to ask yourself:

Are they creating jobs or buying a couple more Mercedes and a vacation home in Aruba?

Campaign Finance “Reform” is nothing but censorship.

Spending money, taking out ads, campaign contributes…ARE free speech.

All ideas should be heard regardless of the source. Any attempt to stop ideas, regardless of their source, should be brutally repulsed.

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