Now you can Legally Bribe Them

@quackquack said
The textbook case of legal corruption is unions for a large school endorsing a candidate

No. No, it really isn't. The textbook case of legal corruption is tobacco companies buying politicians to keep from having to face the consequences of their earlier, illegal corruption.

@quackquack said
Unions (such as the teacher's union) endorse candidates. If the candidate wins then they give the Union a favorable contract. This too is a legal bribe and the benefits blow away any cap. Does that bother you too or are you really complaining about a potential result and that a process?

Do you truly believe that an endorsement
is akin to a financial contribution?
And as corrupting?.............
Funny, I never heard the term, 'Illegal Campaign Endorsement.'
..........Do you believe this was a good decision?