Republicans, The Campaign Disclosure Act, The U.S. Constitution and Progress

Republicans in the U.S. Senate in July 2012 voted down the Campaign Disclosure Act which would have required full disclosure of donor activity to campaigns, under the premise it restricted free speech.

The metrics wielding in contemporary right wing Republican Conservatism politics turns on the head the motivational impetus of the nations Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and replaces it's progress with reaction.  A reaction which true to the Intellectual-Liberalism of it's Conservatism is status quo and elitist in nature.

The objectivity of progress is contextually to know, to understand more, a full disclosure and exposure of the inner workings of phenomena whether it's the natural world or the machinations of donor activity in modern American Political campaigns.  Only those reactionaries and the Intellectual-Liberalism of their Republican-Conservatism foist the idea that status-quo secrecy is progress and Democratic which is what the defeat by Republicans in the U.S. Senate of the campaign disclosure act in July 2012 ridiculousy claims.

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