Lobbying Power.

Do you guys think that lobbying power should be restricted in certain ways for large groups and corporations?  This is naive in one respect-such an attempt might be unconstitutional, since a group has a first amendment right to express its agenda.  But there are other ways to approach it, and how that relates to congressional persuasion, or even 'gifts' is up for discussion.  I don't really know anything about it so I'm throwing it out there.  Also relevant to the discussion may be the ways in which a company is afforded the same legal rights as an individual.

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That may be the way you fuckers roll over there in Europe with your implied question statements and thousand-year history of being stepped on your face by your elected President, but in fucking America our theory is freedom first. This theory was polluted by being overly comfortable during the 1950s due to YOUR FUCKING WAR THANKS A LOT EUROPE YOU WRECKED AMERICA.