[grania]

When did they lose the right to contribute to whomever they wish?

They haven't. They should be proud of their choices, even put their names on the ads they pay for. When did Trump lose the right to apply the principle of "actions have consequences"?

[DJ MacWoW]

They should be proud of their choices, even put their names on the ads they pay for.

Show me where they've hidden anything?

From the article:

For starters, the money spending isn't exactly secret - it's available for Trump's viewing pleasure on Open Secrets, and in the Our Principles PAC SEC filings.

Their giving is public record.

When did Trump lose the right to apply the principle of "actions have consequences"?

Do you really want a President that punishes people for opposing him? Don't we already have that?

[BlackElk]

I like the idea of the candidates being required to wear NASCAR style jackets festooned with their sponsors' patches. TRUMP!!! could start with ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe and our usual pals in the lamestream media who disgrace themselves by falling all over him, obsessing about him 24/7/365 and thereby allowing Mr. Bluster to campaign without the cost of advertising and without obvious tough questions. Then add The Gambino Crime Family (NY construction unions), Rahm Emmanuel, the Clintons (his wedding guests), Planned Barrenhood (which does REALLY good things for women!), etc.

When did CONSERVATIVES lose the right to subject the Manhattan Loudmouth to the principle of "actions have consequences?"