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How do we stop America’s decline?
The country is in trouble and we can all feel it. Where did we go wrong? How do we fix it? We now have an auction-based government, for sale to the highest bidder. Politicians have become nothing more than corporate whores and pawns for the rich. If we want our representatives to represent us, let them get their campaign money from us, their constituents. We have to amend the constitution to establish public financing of campaigns.Click here for the next best website:
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The single best chart on the policies driving our deficits — now updated!
At the end of this Center for Budget and Policy Priorities paper is a terribly sad note: “This represents the final update of an analysis that we first produced in 2009 and have updated once or twice annually since.” That … Continue reading
Study Confirms Tea Party Was Created by Big Tobacco and Billionaire Koch Brothers
Source: Huffington Post A new academic study confirms that front groups with longstanding ties to the tobacco industry and the billionaire Koch brothers planned the formation of the Tea Party movement more than a decade before it exploded onto the … Continue reading
Our Incredible Shrinking Government
Source: Paul Krugman Most analysts are, rightly, shrugging off the surprise report of an actual decline in 4th quarter GDP. It will probably be revised away, and in any case it’s the result of one-off factors: a drop in inventories … Continue reading