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"Corporate personhood"

Not only should corporations not be allowed to "vote", neither should any other organization be permitted to influence the outcome of an election. Only qualified citizens (i.e., people) resident within the boundaries of the electoral district can be allowed to vote.

by A G Peterson on Mon Nov 26, 2007 at 03:36:15 PM EST
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