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Portland Becomes Third Big City to Oppose Corporate Personhood

 

January 14, 2012   Category: Politics   No Comments comments

Fast on the heels of Los Angeles and New York, Portland Oregon’s city council on January 12, 2012  enacted a resolution opposing corporate personhood and urging Congress to overturn Citizens United.

You can see all the official documents here: Look for Agenda No. 5130, Item S-49, Resolution Number(Substitute) 36897.

Or, read the official, stamped, signed resolution right here on Right of Assembly (PDF).

Here are all the other similar anti-corporate-personhood resolutions proposed and pending.

 
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