Sep 10, 2014
Republican senators just cynically backed an amendment that would limit the influence of big donors. But with Americans fed up with corporate influence, will the move backfire?
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Republican senators just cynically backed an amendment that would limit the influence of big donors. But with Americans fed up with corporate influence, will the move backfire?
Check out Simpson's oped with Sen. Tom Udall.
The Senate debates Citizens United and McCutcheon
http://www.moneyout-votersin.org/call-your-senator-today/ This is about the Udall amendment to overturn SCOTUS decisions like Citizens United and McCutcheon. SJR19 is a narrowly written amendment proposal bill that I believe with be effective in reducing the corrupting influence of money in politics. It's worthy of your support. They vote soon on cloture and may continue debating for most of this week. Call. More info at www.njocu.org
Join voices calling for campaign funding reform - TODAY!
The current SCOTUS has come up with some troubling interpretations of the Consitution that have directly resulted in corruption of our political system. They think corps are people and they glorify a notion that money is the same thing as speech. If the SCOTUS can talk themselve into this stuff, we need to make the constitution clearer for them. Thunderclap in four hours. The #Democracy4All Amendment the job of our generation. Call your Senators & #GetMoneyOut! http://thndr.it/1zEnQjY