"This will immeasurably help the Republican Party, which relies far more on large campaign donors who give the maximum campaign contributions. In the past year, Republican congressional political party committees have struggled to raise funds, as compared to their Democratic counterparts and the RNC. The court's decision now frees donors to make contributions of $32,400 to all three party committees every year."
But wait, what if they want to spend, say $40,000 on a plate of food like the 1% had to at Sarah Jessica Parker's fundraiser for Obama? Is that OK for a donation? Why is it that the Left only feels money is not speech when those of us who could realistically write a check for more than $2,600, but could never afford a $35,000+ dinner, are involved? Why does the left reject the middle-America that is responsible with their money? Oh... maybe because we wouldn't benefit from a minimum-wage increase? Natch.
"With its decision today in McCutcheon, the Supreme Court majority continued on its march to destroy the nation's campaign finance laws, which were enacted to prevent corruption and protect the integrity of our democracy,"
You may be right, Mr. Fred Wertheimer - as the Gateway Pundit kindly pointed out, the Koch Brothers are being far outspent by the left. Actually, the Left gets more dough than they would ever want to admit - that's why they continue the notion that Republicans are somehow owned by the rich! As a kid, if you steal something, you blame someone else for what you did first, that way your trail is more innocent (yes leftists, children have to be used in comparison). Not to mention, busing people who have no desire to involve themselves in politics strictly for votes - is very much so - affecting our democracy. So, there's that too.
Oh, and here is this gem grass-roots leftists:
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