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SCOTUS Watch: Is July 1, 2024 the date America has become a Corporatocracy?
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"Now, as I look at this, I see I absolutely cannot be convinced otherwise that the corporations, through the US Chamber of Commerce definitely have input into the judicial system. This past week really confirmed that for me. And I'd even make the suggestion that as of today, we pretty much could be thought of as a corporateocracy. If you believe that corporations can control the economy by pricing and controlling pricing, then I think you would really have a very, very strong case."
"Now, as I look at this, I see I absolutely cannot be convinced otherwise that the corporations, through the US Chamber of Commerce definitely have input into the judicial system. This past week really confirmed that for me. And I'd even make the suggestion that as of today, we pretty much could be thought of as a corporateocracy. If you believe that corporations can control the economy by pricing and controlling pricing, then I think you would really have a very, very strong case."
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By swellcast.com/PhilClick here to reply to @Phil
"Now, as I look at this, I see I absolutely cannot be convinced otherwise that the corporations, through the US Chamber of Commerce definitely have input into the judicial system. This past week really confirmed that for me. And I'd even make the suggestion that as of today, we pretty much could be thought of as a corporateocracy. If you believe that corporations can control the economy by pricing and controlling pricing, then I think you would really have a very, very strong case."
"Now, as I look at this, I see I absolutely cannot be convinced otherwise that the corporations, through the US Chamber of Commerce definitely have input into the judicial system. This past week really confirmed that for me. And I'd even make the suggestion that as of today, we pretty much could be thought of as a corporateocracy. If you believe that corporations can control the economy by pricing and controlling pricing, then I think you would really have a very, very strong case."