November 03, 2011 06:00 PM
John Amato on The Young Turks Talking About Wolf-PAC
The Young Turks' Cenk Uygur had on our John Amato. They talked about Cenk's new Wolf-PAC and what it would take to amend the Constitution.
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What we've needed from the beginning was a liberal manifesto. Luckily, my alter ego Mike Flannigan wrote one.
Frist, incidentally.
JP
http://giveusthisdayourdailtydread.blogspot.com
Good to hear about these important issues from two of the best in Progressive politics. Best of luck to all of us to getting amendments passed to end corporate personhood, citizens' united, and taking the money out of politics. Ambitious, but much needed to restore our democracy.
Embrace diversity
Seriously, this IS the issue.
OOH--RA! Let's do this people!
Good luck Wolf-PAC! So how do we all help?
"Government by organized money is just as dangerous as Government by organized mob"
-= Franklin Delano Roosevelt =-
HOW MANY YEARS WILL THIS TAKE TO BE PUT IN PLACE. I am all for it but MY REMANING YEARS ARE NUMBERD MY AGE IS GETTING UP THERE.
Damn, why isn't this in the body of the article?
http://www.wolf-pac.com/
On line Petition:
http://www.wolf-pac.com/petition?recruiter_id...
This is the most important step that can be taken as far as getting policy done.
One fortunate thing about it is that it should be possible to get grass-roots support for it from both sides of the aisle. Most Republican politicians wouldn't touch Citizens United with a 10 foot pole, and with good reason. It's not very popular among their constituents, of either party.
These are not donation's,they are Bribe's!
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