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Americans have been hearing the refrain for years now. "Our politics is broken". Do you believe this is true, and if so, in what ways is it broken? |
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What do you believe can or should be done to address the problems you have described? |
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I can disseminate information, sign and pass on petitions, and hope soon to be able to host groups to discuss issues. My income is below poverty level, I cannot contribute, and both my finances and poor health preclude travel.
- Presly Hollingsworth
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A couple hours/week of home/network based clerical assistance.
- Jeffrey Hatcher
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Talk about it, and try to remember to try to model it.
- Al Cannistraro
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I am willing to do whatever I can to help solve the problems I've identified.
- John Duffy
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Sign petitions. ANswer surveys.
- KATHY MCGROGAN
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Continue to advocate for change via No Labels, Coffee Party, Move to Amend, Americans Elect, Independent Voting.Org, Rootstrikers
Reach out to Occupy Movement to help them pursue meaningful change, not just be mad at government
Support Larry Lessig's approach outlined in his e-book One Way Forward
Pursue Top 2 Open Primaries in Florida as a way to break the grid-lock. Apply it to US Congressional and State elected offices
- Ray Hudkins
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