Original post appeared on Corporations Are Not People
By Jeff Clements
May 16, 2012
Great news from Seattle: Yesterday, the City Council there voted 8-0 to adopt Resolution 31380, joining more than 100 municipalities and four states so far in asking Congress to overturn the Citizens United ruling. Specifically, the Seattle resolution calls on Congress to amend the United States Constitution to make clear:
The Berkshire Eagle
May 9, 2012
Rhode Island has just become the 4th state to officially call for a U.S. constitutional amendment:
"to effectively overturn the holding of Citizens United and it’s [sic] progeny and to permit the governments of the United States and the several states to regulate and restrict independent political expenditures by corporations and wealthy individuals"
For the complete text of state resolution H 7899, click here.
Montana Governor Brian Scweitzer (D) and his Lieutenant Governor, John Bohlinger (R) on Thursday became the first two Montanans to sign the petition to put a question calling for a US consitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United on the state's ballot this November.
Governor Schweitzer & Lt. Governor Bohlinger Sign and Endorse Initiative 166
Say Corporate Money in Our Elections a Threat, Ask Montanans to Stand Together to Address this Problem
Financial Fraud Law
Steven Meyerowitz
April 26, 2012
National Review Online
April 26, 2012
FREE SPEECH FOR PEOPLE AND BUSINESS GROUPS URGE US SUPREME COURT TO REVERSE CITIZENS UNITED
NORTHAMPTON - The City Council unanimously passed a resolution Thursday calling for a Constitutional amendment that would reverse a Supreme Court decision giving corporations the same rights as people.
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