From The Hill

Chief Justice John Roberts did not tell the truth in his confirmation hearings when he claimed he would respect stare decisis, the idea of legal precedent. The Supreme Court decision allowing unlimited corporate cash to buy unlimited political power through unlimited political spending is one of the greatest single attacks on democracy in the history of jurisprudence, and one of the single greatest demonstrations of contempt for legal precedent in the history of the United States Supreme Court.

Now the capital that is bought and paid for by lobbyists already
will be even more bought and even more paid for. Now our politics,
which is in wide disrepute, will be deluged with an onslaught of
negative television ads, at first used as blackmail threats by
lobbyists to win votes on the floor of Congress for special-interest
legislation, and if blackmail fails, which it rarely does in this town,
the money will be used to finance media "hit men" running ads full of
lies, deceit and fear-mongering.

Think about it: There is a
populist revolt from the left and right throughout the nation, but the
policymaking and ideological political agenda of the Supreme Court
majority now gives the dominating power to those with the most money
and destroys into virtual silence the free-speech rights of those
without the money to buy the speech, and the power to buy the votes, in
the Congress that only pretends to be of the people, by the people and
for the people.

This decision will grow to be hated by the
people of the nation. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Anthony
Kennedy will go down in history alongside predecessors on the court who
upheld the practice of slavery and were later condemned by the high
court of history.

The very notion of legalizing what will in fact become weapons of blackmail and bribery in the hands of the lobbyists of the greedy and powerful is inimical to the very idea of
what America stands for, and alien to the deeply held views of people
throughout the nation and believers in democracy everywhere.

This decision is vile and evil and wrong and will be seen by historians as vile and evil and wrong. Americans should use every means of political and constitutional action to resist this and reverse this.