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Corporate money in politics just feels like it lets big businesses buy influence that regular voters can't compete with, so banning it seems like the obvious fix.
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Corporate money in politics just feels like it lets big businesses buy influence that regular voters can't compete with, so banning it seems like the obvious fix.
I've watched small businesses in my community get crushed by regulations clearly written to favor massive competitors who can afford lobbyists -- cutting off corporate donations without also cutting off their other channels of influence would just be political theater that changes nothing real.
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