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applegrove

(131,616 posts) Mon Mar 2, 2026, 07:10 PM Monday

How California can neuter "Citizens United". [View all]

This could turn the tide against big money in politics. Read this. It is long and a little boring but it just might SAVE DEMOCRACY!!! If you read nothing else today READ THIS. open.substack.com/pub/robertre...
— Rhinovian (@rhinovian.bsky.social) 2026-03-01T21:47:48.760Z

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How California can neuter "Citizens United". [View all] applegrove Monday OP

I was following the MT attempt but quit after a court ruled that it discriminated against in2herbs Monday #1

I've been thinking about this since I first heard about the Montana corporate definitions. pecosbob Monday #2

I can't prove you wrong Fiendish Thingy Monday #3

Citizens United is a 501(c ) ( 4) non-profit corporation. So is MoveOn.org. onenote Monday #4

Some have hope. I doubt the corporations or moveon would be unable to do business applegrove Monday #5

What would MoveOn do in California? onenote Yesterday #6

Yikes! applegrove Yesterday #7