Think about the size of BLM protests all over the country. Then compare their influence on legislation compared to influence of a few phone calls & clinking champagne glasses with military defense contractors. We’ll never get this country back til we get the money out of politics

Dec 23, 2020 · 11:24 AM UTC

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Campaign finance reform is probably the only thing you could get 38 States to agree on. States must take action, don't wait on Congress.
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But unfortunately it’s not. What we need is a Constitutional Amendment establishing public funding for federal campaigns. But that would take a constitutional convention; most statehouses are Republican & would not support calling the Convention. That’s why #StateElectionsMatter
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So are you going to run for a congressional seat to help with this issue?
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It easy to see the poison in the USA system from Europe, where such money is not present, and elections are not dependent on 'owing others financial favours'.
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2 ways to move politicians: 1) Money 2) Rallying voters to vote against em We don't have the $ to buy Congressional Dem support for M4A Saying Progs should try to win the favor of Pelosi behind-the-scenes W/OUT THE $ TO COMPETE W/DONORS Is Beyond Insanely Stupid #ForceTheVote
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A general strike would work if it were garbage collectors, grocery workers, HCWs, and delivery of mail/parcel workers who went on strike. They’d **also have to have** a list of specific, non-negotiable demands that would **have to be met in full** before the strike ends (ie M4A).
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Replying to @marwilliamson
“It’s all about the money ladies and gentlemen.” Marianne Williamson
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You’re gonna be tossed to the curb by Democrats like a used ho, with talk like that Marianna!
And the only way to do that is by having publicly funded elections - and free airtime (and we still own the airwaves, a fact people forget).
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