The Kind Of Corruption The Media Talk

What People Fail To Appreciate Is That The Currency Of Corruption In Elective Office Is, Not Money, But Votes.

In Rendering Its Decision In Our Case, The Supreme Court Equated Money With Speech Because These Days It Takes The First To Make Yourself Heard.

What Distinguishes The Campaign Finance Issue From Just About Every Other One Being Debated These Days Is That The Two Sides Do Not Divide Along Conventional Liberal/ Conservative Lines.

Unfortunately, The Media, Which Are Not At All Reluctant To Act In Their Own Self-interest, Have Succeeded In Equating Reform In The Public Mind With Further Restrictions On Just About Everyone Else's Freedom Of Political Speech.

I Had Hoped That The Current Presidential Campaign Debates Might Educate The Public As To What Is Really Involved In The Ongoing Controversy Over Campaign Financing.