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8. First overturn Citizens United

Sun Jan 25, 2015, 08:51 PM

Jan 2015

Without getting big money out of the government, nothing will change.

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Will the U.S. ever get a SYRIZA? [View all] Ken Burch Jan 2015 OP

Well yeah. Ken Burch Jan 2015 #2

The U.S. is not Greece. cheapdate Jan 2015 #3

We are moving towards that, though. Ken Burch Jan 2015 #5

Typically, things DO have to get that bad for radical change. cheapdate Jan 2015 #7

Um, we've moved far AWAY from that frazzled Jan 2015 #24

Things have been getting worse under President Obama? (nt) Nye Bevan Jan 2015 #25

different countries , the situation in the US is not like Greece JI7 Jan 2015 #4

First overturn Citizens United FLPanhandle Jan 2015 #8

...and we won in 2008 and 2012. brooklynite Jan 2015 #13

Republicans belong in the Republican party. Where they belong Ramses Jan 2015 #14

Assuming you can win exclusively with Democratic votes is beyond naive... brooklynite Jan 2015 #15

Then its time to choose sides Ramses Jan 2015 #16

Great to know you stand with them -- do they stand with you? brooklynite Jan 2015 #17

propaganda will only go so far Ramses Jan 2015 #18

I stand with the Democratic candidate who can win the election... brooklynite Jan 2015 #19

If you stand with a candidate who supports Republican policies Ramses Jan 2015 #20

minimum wage and union representation is under assault daily Ramses Jan 2015 #23

Well, in much-more-liberal Greece it took 33% unemployment Recursion Jan 2015 #21