OH HR65

Calls on state and federal legislators to support a constitutional amendment abolishing corporate personhood and the doctrine of money as speech

Argues that corporations are human-made legal entities that should not possess constitutional rights intended for human beings

Criticizes the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010) decision for allowing unlimited corporate spending in elections, creating unequal access to the political process

Asserts that money is property, not speech, and that corporate wealth allows corporations to wield coercive legal force that overpowers human beings and communities

Urges other communities and jurisdictions to adopt similar resolutions and directs the House Clerk to transmit copies to Ohio's Senate President and congressional delegation