it was literally chopsticks - fly. one minute there, re: #174 drcordell

Again. A corporation is not a group of people. When a business is incorporated, it becomes its own legal entity with the full legal rights of a single person. And the only “group of people” that makes its decisions is the board of directors. Who are effectively not held responsible to anyone besides the shareholders of the company. Which yes, may include a mom and pop investor. But exceedingly likely any “person” with a controlling interest in said corporation is probably another corporation itself. Then simply repeat the cycle…

corporations come in all different shapes, sizes, stripes, and colors. the SCOTUS left the disclosure requirements fully intact. we are better off leaving the first amendment the hell alone and just making sure that we citizens understand who is paying for what when we see political advertisements.