so how much does the billionaires on the other side contribute? ...

who puts those judges in the supreme court? ... the president vetted by 
congress ... so? ... whats the beef? ... 
 

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Subject: [DLSHS59] 21st Century Feudalism
  


   
 
The Las Vegas Sun published one of my letters again.  More than 80% of my 
letters are published by the Sun.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
This is 21st-century feudalism
By Cesar Lumba, Las Vegas
Monday, Nov. 10, 2014 | 9:24 a.m.
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The Supreme Court says money in politics is free speech. That being the case, 
the Koch brothers, having given an estimated $200 million to their political 
causes this election cycle, have equaled the voices of at least 2 million 
Americans.
Sound like a feudal system with a twist? You’re darned right.
Grass-roots Democrats must scrape the bottom of the barrel to come up with the 
estimated average $100 they contribute to the Democratic campaigns. But people 
like the Koches and the unnamed contributors who funnel their dark monies 
through Karl Rove have already bought and delivered the elections for the 
Republicans.
This is like the Revenge of the Billionaires. There’s no stopping them.
Thanks to our reactionary Supreme Court, the voices of the country’s handful of 
ultra-conservative, tax-hating and tax-avoiding billionaires are worth a whole 
lot more than the voices of as many as 50 million American voters.
These billionaire American aristocrats don’t care about issues like the living 
wage, equal pay for equal work, immigration reform, shoring up the middle 
class, the economy, health care for all, etc. They know today’s elections are 
not about issues. Today’s elections are about who can write the most 
million-dollar checks.
Shame on the Supreme Court for its Citizens United decision.
And the Supreme Court promises more of the same in the future. In our system of 
checks and balances, no one checks the Supreme Court.
With the executive and the legislative branches canceling each other out, the 
Supreme Court reigns as the modern-day American dictator.
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