Only those with enough money to buy the megaphone would get to speak. Yes, the rich would be heard. But the average person, he might be able to read about which rich person is being heard, but he could not express himself if the almighty dollar is how you buy access to television and radio and speech.
Discussing the influence of money on free speech and media access.
Share
More from Sam Gejdenson
I believe that we would better direct these resources toward middle- and lower-income workers.
First of all, we are not talking about forgiveness here as much as rescheduling, which is again in our interest. If they default at some point, that hurts us, the lenders. Additionally, does the gentlewoman think that our present policy…
I urge rejection of this amendment and the concept that somehow India should be a whipping boy. India should be admired for its great successes in building a democracy in one of the largest and one of the poorest countries with some…
This Congress has an obligation to expand pension coverage to boost retirement security for all Americans.
Other voices in this conversation
