'Concepts of American Democracy'

'Last week, the dogmatic Court reverse a blow of law-Barack Obama on the arbitrary courts determination in Citizens unite v. Federal choice Commission (FEC). The get together States is not a democracy, it is an oligarchy. Rife with corruption, propaganda, and voter suppression tactics, signs of the corrosion of the first moderne democracy ar everywhere.\nIn January of 2010, the Supreme Court of the linked States made a landmark decision in the eccentric mortal of Citizens United. This decision allowed citizens, unions and corporations to give unlimited amounts of capital to special governmental action committees called overseer P.A.C.s. These committees can evoke advertising for semi semi policy-making candidates with the stipulation that they cannot pass along with the political campaign(s) of the candidate(s) they accept, only there is no way to relieve oneself sure these groups and campaigns do not communicate. traditional campaign donations soothe gravel up a bouffant portion of the notes spent in 2012, but the satisfying corrupting part is the new agreement of unregulated political groups creating separate political campaigns for candidates with unlimited amounts of coin. In other countries this would be called corruption, but in the States it is called political contributions. These P.A.C.s support can make or error a campaign, so it is obvious that the candidates views on issues dont always beam the views of the general public.\nThe 2012 option campaign for electric chair make up $2.6 one million million and the total cost of the presidential, senate and congressional races number over $6 billion. During the 2012 elections Sheldon Adelson is a casino magnate. He owns some casinos in Las Vegas and Asia and is the 9th richest person in the knowledge base according to Forbes, donated at least $98 million (some estimates execute as utmost as $cl million) to super P.A.C.s and campaigns. The real number is hidden be cause some of the money he donated went to political non-profit groups that can do many of the ... '