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Re “Justices curb unions’ use of fees for politics,” June 15
Now that the Supreme Court has decided that union members must be allowed to vote on political contributions by the people they elected to represent them, can we expect a similar ruling regarding shareholder votes being required to allow political expenditures by corporations?
CRAIG ARNOLD
Long Beach
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