Sessions Compares Citizens United To Landmark Civil Rights Case

Borwn vs Board of Education benefitted people. Citizens United benefited corporations to the determent of the people. Citizens United is a perfect example of the judicial activism by the conservative on the Roberts court. Sessions deries judicial activism unless it's judicial activism he agrees with. What Jeff Sessions promotes id the equivalent to passing laws which apply to Democrats but not to Republicans. He dries liberal judical activism, but cheesr conservative judicial activism.

Simple: get the states to take away corporate personhood and refuse to honor incorporation in another state as providing personhood for foreign corporations within your state. See how the GOP's corporate brothel likes that.

Finally, multi-billion-dollar corporations will no longer have to endure the terrible injustice of only being able to contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars to party organizations. It's so terribly difficult to make sure the politician you're buying knows that the check written out to the NRSC is really for him! :)

BTW, is Sessions sure he should really be defending school desegregation? Assuming that Alabama is still a US state in 2014, he's giving some pretty nice ammo to a potential teabagger primary challenger...

Wow. No wonder this guy didn't get a seat on the federal bench under Ronald Reagan. Sessions is to judicial wisdom what Gomer Pyle is to military strategy.

How scary is it that this man was once nominated for a lifetime on the federal bench?

He's not just a Keebler Elf, he's an ignorant elf at that.

It's amazing that he has enough sense to find his way to the Capitol, let alone speak with any authority on judicial matters.

But I think he should keep getting all the air time he wants. Maybe he can run as Palin's veep in 2012. They'd make a great team. Their IQs are within 10 points of one another, neither more than 70, I'd say.

An embarrassment to the human race

Sure is a modern day brown vs board... Gives those repressed corporate persons full rights as any other marginalized member of society.

Sessions is ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. It's exactly like Brown vs Board except that, like, you know, corporations aren't people, and discrimination should exist.

I find it absolutely amazing how hard it is to get competitive bids in the government, how hard it is to police corporations, how hard it is to get corporate (and union, et al) lobbyists out of government.

Just now on CNN Rick Sanchez said, and I'm not really paraphrasing: 'Does Elena Kagan hate the military? We'll let you do the research and make up your own mind'.

I laughed but I should have cried.

This guy is exactly what Olbermann called him. The Keebler Elf. This little prick couldn't get through the hearings at his own confirmation as a State Supreme Court Judge, due to his vile racism so it's clearly eating him up that TWO WOMEN, have leaped over his ass and are now looking down on him. Just as it should be.