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Here’s Why Common Cause Filed 57 Complaints Against the Trump Administration for Violating Federal Ethics Laws
When the Trump Administration started using government platforms to blame Democrats for the shutdown, we jumped into action.
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Gerrymander Gazette: The Next Legal Frontier is Here Edition
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#MoscowMitch: Joe Scarborough Lays Out the Threat to Democracy From Russia and the Senate
We have solutions that can protect our elections. The House has passed a bill. The Senate Intelligence Committee report warns that Russians are attacking us again. #MoscowMitch says nothing, does nothing. And Trump? #Nyet.
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Wrong on So Many Levels: Why Citizenship Data Will Damage Voting Maps
The Trump Administration has not given up using citizenship data to rig the census, it is just taking a new approach.
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Sunday Night MSNBC TV: American Swamp
MSNBC starts a four-part series called American Swamp this Sunday. It will look at President Trump's finances, money in politics, how lobbyists influence legislation, and what we can do about it. The series feature some of our favorite people, including Shelia Krumholz at OpenSecrets.org, and students at North Carolina A&T talking about gerrymandering. Tune in.
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The Truth: It’s What the American People Deserve from an Impeachment Inquiry
In this short video, Common Cause Graduate Communications Fellow Kenneth Campbell demonstrates why every American should be demanding an impeachment inquiry now. Thanks also to summer intern Isabel Giovannetti for her work on this and other video projects.
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After Mueller Testimony Congress Must Begin Impeachment Inquiry
Originally published at USA Today, Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynn lays out the case for an impeachment inquiry.
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Make Elections SAFE Again
Election infrastructure is out of date, easily hacked, and poorly funded. Some progress has been made to secure our elections since 2016, but there’s still quite a bit of work to be done. With a $600 million election security bill likely to die in the Senate, it’s time we have an honest conversation about the dangers we’ll be facing in 2020.
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At Last A Beginning
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When I think of the Fourth of July…
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Gerrymander Gazette: No Time to Sulk Edition
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Inextricably Linked: How Citizens United Halted Climate Action
The shift of political power away from everyday Americans and into the hands of wealthy special interests is painfully visible when it comes to climate change policy. Many politicians’ refusal to take action on climate change can be traced back to the growing political influence of the fossil fuel industry.
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REACTION: Democrat, Republican leaders criticize Supreme Court for partisan gerrymandering ruling
The Supreme Court decided it would let partisan gerrymandering go unchecked. But the courts aren’t the only path to fair districts. Leaders on both sides of the aisle are chiming in on the issue, and calling out the Supreme Court for its historically bad decision.
