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Citizens United: The Supreme Court Ruling that Transformed the World

Citizens United: The Supreme Court Ruling that Transformed the World

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ISBN10: 1792884958
ISBN13: 9781792884955
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 29 2019
Pages: 368
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.82 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
Could a Corporation, Vizion Inc. become President of the United States because of the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United case? Formed by optical engineering student, Ricky Santana for the purpose of developing artificial sight after his college love, Gabriella is blinded in a horrific car accident, Vizion grows into an enormously powerful corporation; but not powerful enough to overcome the global regulatory barriers to the artificial sight project in the dystopian nightmare the US has devolved into through a backdoor merger into one-world government; the answer - more power, the power of the presidency of the United States. According to Vizion's Harvard trained lawyer, if, as the Supreme Court said in Citizens United, the political speech of a corporation is no less protected by the 1st amendment than that of natural persons, then the 1st amendment implies a right for a corporation to speak from electoral office. A contentious election follows; lawsuits abound challenging Vizion's candidacy. If Vizion prevails what will the result be? What is to prevent a hostile takeover of the would-be benevolent corporate president? Or has a permanent hostile takeover of the presidency already occurred through the Deep State? Will Vizion Inc.'s artificial sight project ironically open the eyes of individuals across the globe longing for freedom, prompting them to join the lone holdout to the new world order, the newly independent Republic of Texas? Or will freedom be forever lost in liberty's last stand.

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