If you have any ideas as to convincing more than 20 Republicans to join the other side in restoring what many view as an encroachment of big government on the rights of private individuals (read: corporations), I'm sure Democratic leadership is all ears.
David Barrows, 66, came to Saturday's event bearing a poster that read "Corporations without a conscience kill, bribe, enslave & despoil the planet" on one side and "Stop the kill line" on the other.
The US establishment has always been interested in Britain's role as a fifth column in Europe, undermining a social Europe on behalf of global (read US) corporations.
In Chicago on Monday, one sign read: "If corporations are people, why can't we put them in jail?" In Zuccotti Park, several protesters were gathered around a laptop watching an online video that had just gone viral of Rosanne Barr, the comedian, recently interviewed by a newscaster.
Miriam O'Reilly was a presenter of Countryfile who successfully sued the BBC for age discrimination I was pleased to read the corporation will be required to give greater focus to under-served audiences, because it is being far too slow in doing this.
Even so, tourism is still moderate enough that the country has not yet succumbed to its cancers (read: multinational corporation takeovers).
While Washington debates how to create jobs and cut the budget deficit, major corporations — read major campaign contributors — are pushing Congress for an enormous tax cut on corporate profits.
One held up a placard that read, "I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one".
"A vote for Scott Brown is a vote for President Mitt Romney, the Republican Party, Wall Street, and the big corporations," read an e-mail sent to supporters on April 25.
And it is taking advantage of a loophole, by accepting large sums from limited liability corporations (read: real estate firms) that, under New York State law, are treated as individuals, and thus are not subject to the strict $5,000 spending limits on corporations.
-- Reagan also gave Americans a misguided assault on and ultimate obliteration of much needed governmental regulations on single (read "profit") minded corporations.
