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To: tejek who wrote (341466)	6/26/2007 7:28:02 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 1577312

It includes non profits as well as corporations but its the corporation who have the excess cash to take advantage of the change in the law. A number of non-profits have been specifically created for political purposes, and some of them have a lot of cash. Not as much as a large corporation, but they spend it on politics, while most corporations only spend a very small portion of their revenue on politics. Individuals lose their individuality in corporations. No they don't. That's why individuals are citizens of a democracy, not corporations. What about organizations other than corporations? Like political parties? You have a problem with those as well?

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