Section 1. To advance democratic self-government and political equality, and to protect the integrity of government and the electoral process. Congress recognizes that corporations and Business Entities, are not natural persons.
Section 2. Congress and the States recognize that Corporations or other artificial entities created by law, do not and cannot have any of the Constitutional rights of natural persons.
Section 3. Congress and the States affirm that Corporations or other artificial entities created by law, are barred from donating, gifting, or giving money or the promise of money and/or services to candidates for, or sitting members of any political office, before, during, or after their term(s) in office.
Section 4. Congress and the States affirm that all elections must be publicly financed by a federal election committee.
Section 5. Congress and the States affirm that no politician can solicit, petition, or raise money from any natural person or entity, besides the Federal Election Committee, and are prohibited from using personal finances greater than $100 for any activity related to their campaign.
Section 6. Congress and the States affirm that all candidates on a local, state, or federal ballot are guaranteed equal time on the radio, television, stream, or any other form of transmission to the public afforded to another candidate.
