The Supreme Court Justices may need refreshers on ethics and judgment. The Supreme Court's decision to ease limits on campaign spending by corporations and labor unions is a train wreck waiting to happen. Are these the same corporations who are unable to make ethical decisions with their workers' pensions? Are these the same corporations that have been too big to fail yet failed miserably?

Are these the same credit card issuers who are raising interest rates on the American people flying in the face of regulatory legislation? Are these the same corporations that already hire and pay lobbyists big bucks to circumvent the general public and mesmerize politicians to throwing the American public under the bus? The answer would be yes. Are the SC Justices really attorneys, or are they fronting? I don't think it takes a law degree to figure this train wreck out. What will they decide next? Maybe they'll think of allowing corporations to vote for American workers?