As noted in a brief segment of Morning Edition from NPR News, all of the Democrats who have to date declared their candidacy for President have promised that they would not "take" money from corporate PACs or Super PACs. I ask: What is accomplished by such a promise? I ask that you listen to the 3-minute segment and explain what is accomplished by this promise:
Democratic Presidential Candidates Say 'No' To Corporate PAC Money
What the hell is supposed to be the purpose of this promise? Does it bring in a vote from someone who would otherwise vote for Trump or who might not vote at all? Are these candidates just unable to think of anything of substance to say or promise? Are these candidates implying that they would act corruptly as President if they "took" corporate PAC money? What?? I just don't get it!
Democratic Presidential Candidates Say 'No' To Corporate PAC Money
What the hell is supposed to be the purpose of this promise? Does it bring in a vote from someone who would otherwise vote for Trump or who might not vote at all? Are these candidates just unable to think of anything of substance to say or promise? Are these candidates implying that they would act corruptly as President if they "took" corporate PAC money? What?? I just don't get it!