The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
I asked one of America’s top pollsters why 47% did not vote in the US 2016 election. Mindful that this is common to past elections, generally 50% do not vote in presidential election years and fewer in the intervening congressional years, this is what he said, asking for non-attribution at the same time that he …
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Short URL: http://tinyurl.com/RIGGED-12-Ways This is the free online version. It is also available at Kindle for 99 cents. UPDATE 3: New graphic focused on need for economic and financial democracy, changes #12.
Wendell Potter and Nick Penniman 4 Stars New Material on One Old Issue — Neglects the Other Eleven Electoral Reform Issues There is new material in this book, the authors are passionate, informed, and articulate, and they raise an issue that is of vital importance. However, and I list ten other books below to make …
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Electoral Reform: Converging the Tribes to Achieve Extreme Democracy This proposal is rooted in both practical experience as a member of the Occupy Working Group on Electoral Reform followed by a brief run for the US presidency, accepted by the Reform Party at a candidate, both in 2011; and in broad reading as the top …
MEMORANDUM Subject: Electoral Reform Possibilities in 2015 for 2016 UPDATE 2: Refined after second meeting of electoral reform activists. Full Text & Downloadable Document Below the Fold
Activist Individuals and Organizations If you or your organization are missing send JPEG logo, home page link, and one sentence to robert.david.steele.vivas [*at*] gmail.com. List as originally created by Robert Steele, then candidate for the Reform Party nomination for the presidency, in 2012. Original and more at We the People Reform Coalition.
There is a gradual awakening occurring among groups that have been focused on individual electoral reform issues. They are not yet ready to converge and make “total electoral reform” the litmus test for every candidate for public office, but some small signs of progress are present.Lawrence Lessig seems to be evolving away from his single …
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