A Real Reform Agenda
After a year in which scandals sent two members of Congress and two lobbyists to jail, forced three more members to resign from office, placed nine more members under federal investigation, and contributed to the defeat of perhaps a dozen or two more, voters made it clear they’re ready for a real change in the way their elected officials do business in Washington, D.C.
CALPIRG’s Next Steps
The influence of corporate money was glaringly apparent this past election season, when the airwaves were barraged with ads against tax increases on the oil companies, cigarettes, and other initiatives.
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