You are correct, corporations only have rights as allowed under law – and have no other rights implied or otherwise. IN fact corporations only have power as legal facades – legal only in the sense that our government has allowed them to become legal, as under the constitutoin only individuals have rights.

Re: your article

I agree. People shouldn’t assume that Hillary shouldn’t be president because she is a woman. I happen to disagree with her politics, but I respect her right to advocate that which she feels strongly about. I look forward to the day when a woman would be considered an equal with a man in the political realm. That day may be today. Either way, I would want my daughter to be on an equal playing field with anyone else out there and that’s something I would need to make a conscious effort in supporting.

Rights of insurance companies, or any other private corporation for that matter.

You know what is outlined? The people’s power in the government.

If a capitalist system stops functioning for the People. We, as the people, have a right to try something different.

Because we have power with our government – as it is a democracy – then we have the power to change our healthcare system into something that works and functions for everyone!

To each his own, I guess.