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    The document calls for the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street movements to unite in occupying federal courthouses on January 20, 2012 to protest the legal doctrines that corporations have constitutional rights as people and that money is equivalent to free speech. It advocates that both movements support amending the US Constitution to abolish these doctrines that have given unchecked power to corporations. Over 75 courthouses across the country would be targeted for one-day occupations organized by the group Move to Amend to bring greater control back to the public from privileged economic and political elites.

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    The document calls for the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street movements to unite in occupying federal courthouses on January 20, 2012 to protest the legal doctrines that corporations have constitutional rights as people and that money is equivalent to free speech. It advocates that both movements support amending the US Constitution to abolish these doctrines that have given unchecked power to corporations. Over 75 courthouses across the country would be targeted for one-day occupations organized by the group Move to Amend to bring greater control back to the public from privileged economic and political elites.

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    The document calls for the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street movements to unite in occupying federal courthouses on January 20, 2012 to protest the legal doctrines that corporations have constitutional rights as people and that money is equivalent to free speech. It advocates that both movements support amending the US Constitution to abolish these doctrines that have given unchecked power to corporations. Over 75 courthouses across the country would be targeted for one-day occupations organized by the group Move to Amend to bring greater control back to the public from privileged economic and political elites.

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    12-01-07 Occupy the Courts January 20, 2012

    A Call for the Tea Party and Occupy Movements to Occupy the Courts

    The Tea Party movements disdain for big, unchecked government power and the Occupy movements disdain for big, unchecked banking power can find common ground in the effort to end never-intended corporate personhood constitutional rights. Both should help organize one-day occupations at more than 75 federal courthouses across the country on January 20, 2012. The campaign is being initiated by Move to Amend ( http://www.movetoamend.org ), a broad coalition seeking to amend the US constitution to abolish the bizarre twin legal doctrines that corporations are people and money is speech. Both movements have in different ways educated and organized in support of the majority gaining or regaining control from a privileged few over the political and economic decisions affecting them and their communities.
    READ MORE: http://www.movetoamend.org/

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