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Submitted by Monica Rober on Wed, 01/20/2010 - 15:41

MoveOn President Eli Pariser slams corporate influence in politics and urges public financing for congressional elections in The Wall Street Journal."The corporate influence in politics isn't good for people, it's not good for democracy, and it's not even good for capitalism. "...We urgently need to restore our ability to govern for the common interest. That's the overarching task of 2010 (and beyond) for progressives. Here are three places we can start: • Public financing of congressional elections."Click here to read the full article. 

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