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Daily Show So You Want to be a 527 Attack Ad Organziation?

video.aol.com — Samantha Bee shows exactly what steps you need to take in order to exploit a loophole Campaign Finance bill.

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  • AlwaysAwake, on 05/16/2008, -0/+2Lawyers make up the rules, so that other lawyers can show you how to get around the rules, and cover your butt. But, of course, not for free. But if you get caught in a sticky wicket technicality, then another lawyer who has become a judge will decide, sometimes with a little incentive, to settle your case as you would like. It's all a system designed by lawyers for lawyers to make a handsome living. Justice has nothing to do with it. Most politicians are lawyers with added gimmicks to make money on the unsuspecting, and the gullible sheeple. Public "dis-servants".
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