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Mayor Adams proposes resolution on ending corporate personhood
Submitted by DavidDelk on Sun, 12/18/2011 - 15:12
"Establish as a position of the Portland City Council that corporations should not receive the same constitutional rights as natural persons do, that money is not speech and independent expenditures should be regulated."
Thus reads the first sentence of a new proposed resolution for the City of Portland.
Earlier in the week Mayor Adams proposed a resolution regarding corporate personhood and money as speech. You can read his proposal here. The resolution would establish official instructions for the city's lobbyists to work on these issues as part of the 2012 Federal Legislative Agenda for the city.
The Resolution needs changes. Read more ...
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