Aloha, Called the worst SupremeCourt decision since the "Dred Scott" case, the U.S.SupremeCourt recently decided to allow corporations to spendunlimited amounts of money on politicaladvertisements. Join us next Monday,April 12 as local experts discuss theimplications ofthis decision in Hawaii (details below -- for neighborislandfolks, we will be airing the program on PEG tv forOahu and itshould be available online, so just contact us ifyou'd likeus to notify you when it's up).
Please click here to see a video and ask Hawaii legislators to tell thefederalgovernment to take action! -- Corporate Money inPolitics: How Citizens United v. FEC willImpactHawaii's Campaigns WHEN:Monday, April 12, 5:30 PM WHERE: State Capitol Auditorium, basement floor Join us to learn about thislandmark U.S. Supreme Court decision, the impacts onourcampaign finance laws and electoral process, and theimplications for democracy in Hawaii and beyond. Ourexpertspeakers are: * Avi Soifer, Dean, UH William S. Richardson School of Law
* BarbaraWong, Executive Director, Campaign SpendingCommission
* DerekCressman, Regional Director of WesternStates,Common Cause
* Chad Blair,Reporter, PeerNews
* Moderator: Beth-AnnKozlovich, Hawaii Public Radio This event is FREE, and pupusand drinks will be provided. It is co-sponsored byCommonCause, HI; Americans for Democratic Action, HawaiiChapter;League of Women Voters; and Progressive Democrats ofHawaii We hope to see you there! Please call us if you have questions457-8622. Please consider donating to VoterOwned Hawaii by clicking HERE
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Corporate communism---and so how does this compare to communalism and federal reserve of the 1913. I'm just sorta creating a clog, to say wait a minute. What do you all think?