Votes are more powerful than money
WE have the votes
we can reclaim the government
When we do, we’ll get far better benefits — like people in other rich nations. The cost will only raise our taxes/GDP to the average of the other OECD nations
Here are validated lists of congressional candidates who support:
- overruling Citizens United
- ending Trickle-Down — returning to highly progressive taxation
THE MIDTERMS GIVE
US AN OPPORTUNITY
On November 3, every member of the House and one-third of the Senate are up for election.
Between now and Election Day, we can:
1.) raise public awareness of what has happened — and what we can do about it.
- Emails
- When an email form opens you can click in the message box and paste in a message.
A small wealthy minority — with help from powerful Republicans and Democrats — took control of our government while the rest of us were left behind.
They used unlimited political spending to help elect candidates who would:
- support their interests
- increase their share of the nation’s wealth
The wealthiest 10% now own more than twice as much wealth as the other 90% of us combined.
We are kept focused on crisis after crisis while the fundamental problem gets too little attention: our government has become far more responsive to money and powerful interests than to us.
But money does not vote. We do.
We can deal with today’s crises while we reclaim our government.
Votes are more powerful than money. We have the votes.
Find out how we can reclaim government of, by, and for the people at:
- Events — Hand out flyers or carry rally signs at No Kings and Women’s March events
- Put posters in public places
2.) Make sure candidates and members of Congress know that voters are paying attention.
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