We have been told that there is a constitutional right of corporate CEOs to use other people's money, in this case the shareholders, on political communications or propaganda without even disclosing what they are doing.
Brad Sherman critiques the notion that corporate CEOs have rights to use shareholder funds for political purposes without disclosure.
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