Robert Reich finds yesterday's decision absurd since corporations as persons is a legal fiction and says there should be a shareholder protection act.
The decision, of course, had little to do with granting corporations more power; this was about granting the REPUBLICAN PARTY more power and permanent rule ala Norquist and Rove. The 2008 elections pretty much put the GOP on the ropes, and this decision "coincidentally" helps it make a huge comeback.
There is little doubt Chief Justice John Roberts is nothing more than a GOP hack.
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