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Five Things Your Tax Dollars Could Fund Instead of an Illegal Iran War
While Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, the Trump Administration is pouring billions of dollars into an illegal war in Iran.
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Comcast-TWC at ang Open Internet: Isang Isyu, Hindi Dalawa
Isa na ngayong two-front people's crusade para pigilan ang mga gatekeeper na maagaw ang kontrol sa ecosystem ng komunikasyon ng ating bansa.
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A Most Unvirtuous Circle
It’s shaping up as a great political year ahead—if you are a billionaire with an axe to grind or a broadcast or cable operator.
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Copy of A Most Unvirtuous Circle
It’s shaping up as a great political year ahead—if you are a billionaire with an axe to grind or a broadcast or cable operator.
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Ang kakila-kilabot, kakila-kilabot, hindi maganda, napakasamang linggo ni Chris Christie
Nagsimula ang linggo ni New Jersey Gobernador Chris Christie sa isang masamang kaso ng foot-in-mouth sa panahon ng kanyang tatlong araw na paglalakbay sa England, at bumaba mula roon, na umabot sa mga bagong mababang antas para sa etika at mabuti, bukas na pamahalaan – kahit para sa New Jersey. Ngunit ang kanyang mga paghihirap ay higit pa sa Gobernador; sila ay isang paalala ng humikab na agwat sa pagitan ng mga pampulitikang machinations na nakukuha ng America at ang demokrasyang nararapat dito.
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3 magagandang bagay at 3 takeaways mula sa Open Internet announcement
Sa ngayon, narinig mo na ang balita: Inihayag ng Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ang mga panuntunan nito sa Open Internet ("net neutrality"). Ang FCC ay nakahanda na iboto ang pinakamalakas na posibleng netong neutralidad na mga proteksyon sa batas.
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“Polluting our system”
It's been five years since the Citizens United ruling, and we've been working hard since then to get money out of politics and protect the judiciary from the real threat of politicization. Just last week, the Koch brothers and announced that their network of secretive donors plans to invest nearly $900 million in next year's campaigns. That's more than what either national political party has ever spent on an election cycle, and it exceeds George W. Bush and John Kerry combined spending in their 2004 presidential race.
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Groups Move to Enforce Motor Voter in California
Today, California Common Cause joined several other groups, like our friends at League of Women Voters, to serve notice on the DMV to shape up, or we’re suing.
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Bipartisan Group of North Carolina Legislators Renew Push for Fair Redistricting
Republicans and Democrats join forces in Raleigh to push proposals to reform redistricting and end gerrymandering in North Carolina.
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Ginawang Priyoridad ng Gobernador ng Maryland ang Reporma sa Halalan sa Address ng Estado ng Estado
Sinusuportahan ng gobernador ng Maryland ang pananalapi ng kampanya at reporma sa muling distrito sa address ng Estado ng Estado.
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Common Cause Speaks Up For Californians Right to Speak Out
California Common Cause joined with Free Speech For People and other public interest groups in filing a brief this week with the California Supreme Court urging it to give voters a chance to call for the reversal of the Citizens United ruling.
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Like Baseball and Apple Pie
The large broadband providers say that they support net neutrality in the same way that we all support baseball and apple pie, but the devil's in the details.
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We’ll Hold Governor Cuomo Accountable
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced today his support for important ethics and campaign finance changes proposed by Common Cause New York and other public interest allies in the wake of the arrest of New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
