"When Alonzo comes through the door, you want to give to him," said Gerardo J. Reyna, Cantu's brother-in-law. Reyna owns McAllen Carpet & Interiors, a company that provides close to 90 percent of the floor coverings in Cantu-built homes and offices. "The last thing you want to do is get on Alonzo's bad side," he said with a smile. Reyna donated $1,000 to Clinton. "
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/24/AR2007112401359.html?hpid=topnewsIt would seem to me that if I am dependent on someone for my livlelihood and that someone leans on me for a political donation, that's pretty darn close to extorotion. It's like when the boss makes you buy cookies from his daughter's scout troop, but a lot more serious.
Babylonsister posted this article earlier today, but the thread degenerated into a shouting match. I think this illustrates why bundling has to go.