On the recordJuly 28, 2020
If you're opposed to electioneering by corporations, as I am, and you're opposed to Citizens United, then you've got no problem.
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congress.govIf you're opposed to electioneering by corporations, as I am, and you're opposed to Citizens United, then you've got no problem.
McClintock discusses the inconsistency of opposing corporate electioneering while benefiting from Citizens United.
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