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Our politicians are directed to set in motion legislation that leads to dramatic societal changes, unwittingly to the American public. For example, Everybody loves John McCain for his war service and perhaps some of his policies that may have hit home for individuals. However, since 9/11, our politicians have slowly eroded the taxpayer representation in our elections with such acts as the McCain and Feingold Act of 2002.

In my opinion, the Mccain and Feingold Act was simply a political and theatric faint designed to set in motion a number of successive supreme court and circuit court decisions; pretending to give equal rights to corporation and special interests that has actually led to massive voter suppression through backroom and predetermined delegation assignments. These elected officials then use the financialization of legislation to in-debt taxpayers, while simultaneously devaluing our currency and economy while injecting large swaths of money into corporate buybacks. The taxpayer is now in debt, the cost of western corporate consumption significantly increases (inflation), and a corporation has more say in who gets elected than the taxpayer. If the taxpayer is being taxed and their vote suppressed by shady bureaucratic corporate manipulation, ISN’T THIS TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION?