Ratings. The Approval Ratings that persist through a majority and a republican majority, those are different ideologies. It is a process rejection. I think that is an important issue for our country and programs like this and others. I think the United Kingdom has done exciting work while they modernize legislative activity. Think it is a challenge for our community. At a certain point, how can you regulate uber if you live in a motorcade . At a certain point we need our legislative institutions and executive leaders to be connected with the reality of our society. It is, with the rise of television, the rise of radio, i think we will get there. I think that the issue of relation regulation, through the existence of technology in the decades, it is unique. It protects the disruption of itself. You see a regulatory response, as a weapon to protect itself. The Industry Needs to keep the public on its side, because without that it will never be able to defeat those static interest. Think
[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] you have been watching cspans special president ial program on Campaign Announcements. You will find lots more coverage of past president ial campaigns at our website, cspan. Org. Just type road to the white house in the search bar. Weve been asking you who your favorite president is and why. Gerald ford had to deal with watergate scandal of president nixon and the end of the vietnam war. Edward says bill clinton brought the deficit down, has surplus, gas was cheap. You can post yours at face. Com cspan. Congress is off but members are busy tweeting as they are on their break. A freshman democrat tweeting happy president s day and thanks to mount burden for joining me to join washingtons birthday festivities. Marsha blackburn tweets pleased to speak with a class at churchill college. Joni ernst says rate to talk to veterans today during my 99 county
It is hypocritical to talk about this issue, so they will avoided avoid it as much as they can. The challenge in 2016 is how to get them to talk about this issue as they go around and engage in the rain dance to convince people to support them about what ever issue they want to get people to support them for. The challenge is how do we get to turn the table and force them to consider what theyd rather not consider . How do we get them to address a topic which they would rather not have to address . Thats the objective of the New Hampshire rebellion. By rebellion, that does not mean rebelling against the government, it is to rebel against this agenda the politicians will bring in the and the president ial candidates will bring. Forcing them to say how are you going to end this system of corruption in washington by getting people to ask this question again and again and New Hampshire. New hampshire is a prime target for this. It is a critical president ial primary and it is also a state
Contributions, not contributions coming from the. 04 . Sil still a filter, but not biased in the way the Current System is biased. The thing that matters more than the Current System is, god for bid, votes. Voters will stop that is what is mattering to the democracy. Equal votes from equal citizens. To describe the solution to this problem is not hard. Why dont we have the solution . Why do we have Political Movement to push for this solution . Political experts tell us is most people dont care about it. Most people look at the corruption and they are ok with it or they are ok with it relative to other issues they want to fight about. I dont think thats actually true and evidence comes from a series of studies. The most recently did was in december of 2013. We asked the public how important is it to you we reduce the influence of money in politics. The answer was 96 of americans said its important to stop the very next question we asked was how likely do you think it is we will reduce
Inspired by a New Hampshire woman who walked across the country for campaign finance reform, a South Burlington man plans on finishing his cross-country trek this summer in order to 'fix our democracy'.