Public Campaign Action Fund - Take The Opportunity - Comments

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Sat, 10 May 2008 22:41:46 +0000

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Campaign Finance Reform

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 03:21:14 +0000

If now is the time for change, then cleaning special interest money out of the political process would be a great place to start. The American people deserve a system designed to prevent glorified bribery and betrayal of the public interest; not one that encourages and rewards them. Any candidate sincerely committed to change should speak out loud and clear for publicly funded campaigns. And, he or she should condemn the arrogance of legislators who systematically sabotage and block any substantial effort to institute real campaign finance reform. Most importantly, candidates need to match words with action by coming clean about all their finances.

barack

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 01:26:16 +0000

whoever comes into office god has it planned out due to americans turning their back on god and jesus christ the ten commandments gods laws and the immorality our government has allowed don't expect god to keep blessing america god is in control of everything and one of the commandments it says there is only one god and there will be no others for iam a jealous god, no images or any idols and man has made money their god, greed, not to covet neighbors things,thou shalt not murder, though shalt not lie,and more anyone of these commandments that are broken is a sin.you need to find out what his church believes i just got an email from newsmax.com about what his pature says and his wife. you need to read it.also in the bible says man shall not lie with man tha's why sodom and gomhorrah was dystroyed.

clean money

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:31:25 +0000

we expect people to follow through on promises like campaign finance reform, and then just forget about achieving real democracy's with public funded money and only this arrangement. we mistrust anybody that does not follow through on this most important matter.

Take The Opportunity

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 18:55:07 +0000

Oh, how the tables turn. Yesterday Sen. John McCain was laying into Sen. Barack Obama for wobbling on the presidential public financing system and today he's fending off accusations of giving improper access and influence to a lobbyist whose clients had business before a Senate committee that McCain chaired.