On the recordMarch 9, 2010
The pattern, I think, is beyond distinct. It is now unmistakable. And it is that where corporate interests are involved, the corporation is highly likely to win.
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congress.govThe pattern, I think, is beyond distinct. It is now unmistakable. And it is that where corporate interests are involved, the corporation is highly likely to win.
Senator Whitehouse discusses the Supreme Court's bias towards corporate interests.
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