What Constitutes Real Leadership on Reform?
Congress needs to make a clean break from former Majority Leader Tom DeLay's legacy. They won't do that by simply picking a new leader from three members who have their own campaign finance and ethical problems. Real reform won't happen simply by replacing DeLay -- "DeLay-ism" needs to be replaced. Both parties need to get serious about a real reform agenda that includes sweeping changes in the way we fund political campaigns, including publicly-financed “Clean Elections." Watch the videos, read the facts, and take action to demand that Congress get serious about reform.
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Fair Elections Week of Action Makes Impact posted by Monica Rober on 02-04-2010 The Fair Elections Now Act (H.R. 1826) has now reached 134 co-sponsors in the US House of Representatives - more than half of the Democratic Caucus. Published in: Congress | Fair Elections Now Act | John Larson | Public Financing How to Get Our Democracy Back posted by Monica Rober on 02-04-2010 Larry Lessig, co-founder of Change Congress, explains that in order to enact real change, we must alter the way members of Congress are elected. Published in: Change Congress | Citizens United | Fair Elections Now Act | lawrence lessig | Public Financing Religious Leaders Take Action posted by Monica Rober on 02-03-2010 Over 200 religious leaders have signed onto a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) asking Congress to pass the Fair Elections Now Act in the wake of the Citizens United decision. Published in: Citizens United | Fair Elections Now Act | Nancy Pelosi | Public Financing Read more from the Voter Blog Creative Commons
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