Lawsuit Nails Republicans for Big Hotel Tab

Now...that is some shameful shenanigans by the SLRC. But, I wonder how many other hotels and other places GOPTeaBag associated groups will skrew and/or leave high and dry before it's over.

Now isn't this just like a typical republican organization run by ego-inflated blowhards who see or place themselves in positions of superiority (real or imagined), doing in their deeds the very things that ordinary Americans would be nailed to the metaphoric wall over, while claiming to espouse moral values that supersede all other Americans!? For example, how many millions did Michael Steele put the Republican National Committee into debt for?

In reality, the conference "was grossly undercapitalized, failed to observe corporate formalities, was insolvent, and was mere used as a façade for the operations of the defendant Cahaly," the lawsuit states. "Upon information and belief, the defendant Cahaly, an individual businessman, has sought to hide from the normal consequences of carefree entrepreneuring by doing so through a corporate shell."
"Due to their incompetence, the defendants failed to properly plan or manage the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, and it was poorly attended," the hotel says. "The conference was so poorly attended as to cause one Republican candidate, Newt Gingrich, to cancel his appearance."

I believe that if these people want to claim that corporations are people, then the corporations should be held to the stringent standards that average Americans are held. The fact is that most corporations operate with a personality filled with sociopathic and psychotic values, which for the woman/man on the street, would lead to court-required institutionalization, medications, and perhaps a lobotomy or two, as well as a few rounds of EST. They can't have it both ways.

The hotel's complaint asks the court to pierce corporate veil so it pursue Cahaly and "such other individuals who may come to be identified and determined responsible."

If they want to play hardball with the law, then honest, cunning lawmakers need to find the loophole that is enabling those corporations to pose as individuals, acting in defiance of the ethical behavior required of the social contract which we are required to abide by, and force the corporations to operate under the same legal auspices of the American Jill/Jane. After all, how many of us would loose our assets if we were to rip someone off of 1/4 million $$$? We cannot declare bankruptcy and just walk away, either. We have to forfeit something. Anyway . . . just a thought. Those greedy bastards!