Hi Matt, thanks for the heads up.. We are still in development, so it would be a matter of time. I'd also like to enter some of the major databases out there as well.
I'm excited about your opportunities you are giving we, the people, for positive change in Washington DC! I look forward to following your efforts, and I will do whatever I can to support it. Thanks
And thank you to the Sunlight Foundation for this valuable service!
Thanks for finally saying: People before corporations. Plain and simple. Why should we, the people bail out and supplement corporations' bottom lines? Business is business, let them take care of themselves. And if they refuse to be good, regulate them. And let's please return to competitive bidding in the government's procurement system! Enough free corporate reign!
Intense debate is very user friendly; it's a joy, for instance not to have to login all of the time. Blessing to them also for the RSS feeds on individual threads!
I'm glad you inserted a picture of President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt-- he was a true progressive who fought and won victories over corporate abuses. He showed it can be done while in office; Nader/ Gonzalez are the true leaders in today's progressive movement- they have the issues! We're behind you, Ralph!
Yes, I have
www.instantrunoff.com listed in this blog's left column under "Electoral Reform Orgs." This country lacks not, in these groups! Yet we have a long way to go...
Thanks,
David
Companies, both domestic and multi-national, have infiltrated our national legislative institution with no remorse. We know it's the "people's house" and they do too; the only way they gain access is by the power of money-- unethical access. We need Nader/ Gonzalez to return integrity to our legislative and electoral processes.
Bush's sole focus on the big money of corporations as campaign donors in his runs for president are now paying off, for the corporations. His unending giveaways to multi-national corporations during his terms have been like a raiding of our taxpayer-funded treasury. Has the Iraq War been part and parcel of this? Well, those "Pioneer" campaign donors seem to be very successful thus far...
It's enlightening to know that President Bush's upcoming presidential library donors are undisclosed, including their financial contribution amounts. The donors may include foreign governments, individuals, corporations. These donations are taking place while Bush is in office... sounds like an opening for quid pro quo activity....
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