President Obama's decision to let his 2013 inauguration committee accept corporate cash and million-dollar donations
marks quite a reversal for the president: for his first inaugural in
2009, he capped individual donations at $50,000 and banned corporate
money. The Associated Press calls
the decision "part of a continuing erosion of Obama's pledge to keep
donors and special interests at arm's length of his presidency." But for
former Sen. Russ Feingold, it's yet another sell-out by his friends in
the Democratic Party to the big-money forces so dominant in politics
today.
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