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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]and as i stated with the floodgates open, nobody in the future is going to take a stand to stop it.

there will be weak attempts to change the rules but for the most part it will be all talking points and pontificating with little to no action backing it.

the influence is going to get ridiculous[/quote]

No one's buying your line of argument. What will likely happen is that the Dems will try to pass it again, be thwarted by a GOP minority, try again, be thwarted again, over and over, until we finally ram it down their throats--just like health care reform.  In the meantime, no Dem candidates aren't going to commit political suicide so they can prove a fidelity to non-existent laws. Because that would be idiotic.[/quote]

so obama gets re-elected and as you assumed a bill is presented and never passed due to whatever reason (republicans, beter things to worry about, etc).

come 2016 the gop is still working off superpacs (cause they are legal), so what do you think a dem nominee will do? will that nominee be the one to not want dem superpacs working to get them elected or will they follow obama's lead from 4 years prior and accept it but claim to want to change it once in office?

and how many times did healthcare get introduced before it was passed? you act as if healthcare became a new idea when obama got into office. folks been trying to pass universal healthcare since carter. if im going to work of that line of thinking, then ill expect a change 20-25 years from now after multiple "attempts" are made to change the system but fail.[/quote]

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