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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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George Will’s Hit Piece on Wisconsin Undermined by Factual Inaccuracy and Non-Disclosure
Long-time columnist George F. Will has deep Midwestern roots, but his baseless, factually-challenged assault on the ongoing investigation of serious political corruption in Wisconsin suggests he’s lost touch with Midwestern values.
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North Carolina Redistricting Event Spotlights Bipartisan Support for Reform
North Carolina redistricting event features a Republican and a Democratic member of the House of Representatives.
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Gerrymandering Assures Minimum Competition in Pennsylvania Legislative Elections
Gerrymandering reduces competition in Pennsylvania legislative elections.
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Florida Redistricting Arguments Set for March 4
Florida Supreme Court will hear redistricting arguments March 4.
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Five Reasons Why eBay Should Leave ALEC
With major tech companies’ recent departure from the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a secretive corporate lobbying group, it’s a wonder why eBay remains a member. We’re asking them to leave – add your voice today!
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Article Details Harmful Effect of Maryland Gerrymander on Minority Voting Rights
Southern Maryland Online discusses minority representation and Gerrymander Meander.
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Strong Support for the Open Internet in Texas – and Across the Land
We all depend on our communications ecosystem, and we should all have a say in its future. The regulators making decisions that will shape how Americans connect and communicate for a generation ought to be listening to us.
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Setting The Chicken Little ISPs Straight
The opponents of a truly Open Internet are spending millions of dollars to transform the debate over what should be a no-brainer regulatory finding into something analogous to dropping a hydrogen bomb.
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The Internet’s Future Is Now
So 2014 will pass into history without the FCC stepping up to the plate to ensure an Open Internet. Think the of the good history the Commission could have made for itself. Instead we got more delay and more uncertainty about whether Title II net neutrality will ever see the light of day.
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A Book For Now
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” philosopher George Santayana once said. It’s an old adage but apt as ever—particularly pertinent for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as it sets about deciding the fate of the Open Internet.
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President Obama’s Comments on Voter ID Don’t Line Up With The Facts
While the President’s comments make it sound as if voter ID is not that burdensome, studies have shown that voter ID laws remain a major obstacle to the ballot box for a hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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72 Candidates Take Common Cause Wisconsin Pledge on Redistricting Reform
Eau Claire Leader-Telegram highlights Common Cause's redistricting work.
