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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Senator Whitehouse discusses the Supreme Court's bias towards corporate interests.
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