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BLAST THE RIGHT

156 - Supreme Court May Toss Out Laws Limiting Corporate Campaign Contributions / Jack Discusses Health Care On Air America / Honduran Coup Update

BLAST THE RIGHT

Jack Clark

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4.72.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2009

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Today, you'll hear:--how an all-important Supreme Court case could vastly expand the ability of corporations to determine election results--a clip of me on Air America denouncing our super-expensive yet poorly performing health care system--how there are disturbing historical parallels to the present-day right-wing coup in HondurasWhat do all these stories have in common? Hint: it's a five letter

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0:00.0

Greetings, y'all listening to Podcast No. 156 of Blast the Right.

0:23.8

I'm your host Jack Clark, great to have you on board.

0:27.0

Today, you'll hear, first, how an all-important Supreme Court case could vastly expand corporate

0:33.7

power.

0:34.7

Next, a clip of me on Air America denouncing our super-expensive, yet poorly-performing healthcare

0:41.1

system.

0:42.1

Lastly, how there are disturbing historical parallels to the present-day right-wing coup

0:47.7

in Honduras.

0:49.5

What do all these stories have in common?

0:52.0

Hint.

0:53.0

It's a five-letter word.

0:55.0

Let's get right into it.

0:56.9

For sources for this segment include The New York Times, Common Dreams.org, The Edmund

1:02.7

Burke Institute, BrainEquoke.com, and TanksFoundation.org.

1:08.9

I want to start off by letting you consider these three quotes from American presidents

1:13.9

widely separated in time, but not sentiment.

1:17.6

Here's Founding Father Thomas Jefferson, who wrote that he hoped to quote,

1:21.9

crush in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge

1:28.9

our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws of our country, close

1:34.6

quote.

1:35.6

Jefferson spoke for many of our Founding fathers.

1:38.7

Next, Abraham Lincoln in his first annual message to Congress, quote, labor is prior to

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