The 2010 SCOTUS ‘Citizens United’ decision injected unlimited financial funding into politics via Super-PACs. Conservatives were screwed, but it took most a long time to come to the awakening. As a direct result the broader electorate was non longer needed for financial support – evidenced in the 2012 and 2014 campaign spending cycles.
More specifically this unlimited Wall Street spending influence is the root cause of several current presidential candidates remaining in the race.
Without Super-PACs funded by Hedge Funds, Billionaire Globalists, and self-interested corporations: Carly Fiorina, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, John Kasich, Lindsey Graham, Mike Huckabee, Jim Gilmore and George Pataki would not currently be in the race.
Similarly, Jeb Bush would be soon to exit, and either Ben Carson or Ted Cruz, but not both, would be candidates.
Now Mitch McConnell is moving to put the GOPe Party back into direct control via a new proposal to remove campaign limits and allow Wall Street to fund Republicans directly without going through SuperPacs.
The basic problem is the removal of financial dependency by the electorate they are supposed to represent. The voter influence has already been replaced (Citizens United), the consideration now is who gets to be the arbiter/broker of the financial power. (more…)












