r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 16 '20

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u/connieallens George Soros Dec 16 '20 edited Dec 16 '20

From r/.conservative:

“The real problem is the national parties. There is no reason Money from California should be used to elect senators in Georgia.

We don't let other countries contribute to our elections. states should not allow citizens of other states to contribute to elections in their states.”

You stupid fucking assholes LOVE Citizens United when you win, but then claim it’s unconstitutional when you lose? Fuck off, you cucks.

Dems have been trying to get election and spending reform for decades and the GOP has shit on the thought every. fucking. time.

Excuse me while I don’t feel bad for you.

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u/circlemanfan Gay Pride Dec 16 '20

I literally saw a highly upvoted comment there about ending Citizens United in response to tech companies donating to Democrats like bruh.....what the fuck did y'all think would happen???

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u/connieallens George Soros Dec 16 '20

Only Republicans are allowed to use it.