Memorializing Congress to overturn Citizens United v. FEC and propose a constitutional amendment clarifying that only natural persons have.

This resolution urges Congress to overturn the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC, arguing that it wrongly equates money with speech and grants corporations constitutional rights. It requests Congress to clarify that only natural persons have constitutional rights and that spending money to influence elections is not protected speech. The resolution also asks Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to this effect, aiming to restore equal and meaningful participation in the democratic process.

Memorializing Congress to overturn Citizens United v. FEC and propose a constitutional amendment clarifying that only natural persons have.

This resolution urges Congress to overturn the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC, arguing that it wrongly equates money with speech and grants corporations constitutional rights. It requests Congress to clarify that only natural persons have constitutional rights and that spending money to influence elections is not protected speech. The resolution also asks Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to this effect, aiming to restore equal and meaningful participation in the democratic process.