If concern is that unequal econ power creates unequal political power, I think @rickhasen misses the targethttps://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/717739346841841664 …
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@rickhasen disproportionate corporate political power exists, but least of all in campaign finance, as GA episode shows.
@jadler1969 disagree that's what it shows. And we don't even know of all corporate electoral power, thanks to c4s, c6s
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@rickhasen corporate power most disproportionate in lobbying, reinforced by PAC requirements, which privileges big over small 1/Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@rickhasen as for whether corporate campaign spending is that important, 2 States w/ looser rules have more corporate-friendly policies? /2 -
@rickhasen as for GA episode, state buckled to corporate pressure far more rapidly than to campaign funding /3 -
@jadler1969 that's right.If one views (as I do)election rules as a distinct realm, we want to insulate elections from that kind of influence
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