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Oct 9, 2026
Meet the Candidates: 7 Interviews Ahead of the 2026 Midterms
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187:59Nick MillerGUEST
Okay, so it'll give a clear definition that corporations are – unnatural entities and it'll make a clear separation between a natural person and a natural person.
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188:17Nick MillerGUEST
So it makes a clear separation at the state level that corporations are not people and they don't have the exact same rights because they're not.
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188:30Nick MillerGUEST
And I understand how they kind of use that legally, but it's time to make that distinction clear.
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188:43Nick MillerGUEST
There's a phrase in there that says, you know, corporations can give whatever money they want.
6 MINS LATER
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194:42Kevin ReedHOST
I think that number is correct because the deficit spending that we're doing on the extra health care initiatives and stuff like that is bad.