Posted on 02/08/2010 1:11:31 PM PST by spintreebob
. . . This latest round may come as good news to Teilhard Shareholders who invested in the company many years ago to fund these type of legal battles. A small number of shareholders are being sued by Teilhard for defamation over comments made on this blog during the first legal battle so you better watch what you say in the comments section of this post!
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WALL STREET JOURNAL
* OPINION
* FEBRUARY 8, 2010, 6:59 P.M. ET
How the Plaintiffs Bar Bought the Senate
Citizens Unitedmight break its political stranglehold.
BY JAMES R. COPLAND
The Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission to permit independent campaign expenditures by corporations has led to a good deal of hysteria about money and influence in politics.
But for those, like me, who view factions as inherent in democracy, the decision was welcome. Labyrinthine campaign-finance laws serve mainly to entrench incumbents and empower those special interests either exempted from regulation (i.e., the institutional media) or best able to navigate the maze of rules. Among the latter group, no lobby has been more empowered than the legal profession—specifically the trial lawyers.
After the Supreme Court’s 1976 ....
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