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Bernie absolutely owned Ted Cruz in the tax reform debate, and he’s at it again. Ted Cruz #feltTheBern
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A Supreme Court justice, speaking at a hotel owned by the president who appointed him, to a group of conservative activists who are funding a case against unions, that said justice is hearing today, has the nerve to speak about democracy? #drainTheSwamp?
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch headlined his first Washington speech on Thursday, extolling the virtues of cherishing the “din of democracy” as progressive groups gathered outside to protest the fact that the event was held at the Trump International Hotel.”
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“Across the country, community activists, mayors, city council members, and more are waking up to the power and the promise of public banks. Such banks are established and controlled by cities or states, rather than private interests. They collect deposits from government entities—from school districts, from city tax receipts, from state infrastructure funds—and use that money to issue loans and support public priorities. They are led by independent professionals but accountable to elected officials. Public banks are a way, supporters say, to build local wealth and resist the market’s predatory predilections. They are a way to end municipal reliance on Wall Street institutions, with their high fees, their scandal-ridden track records, and their vile investments in private prisons and pipelines. They are a way, at long last, to manage money in the public interest.”
What if People Owned the Banks, Instead of Wall Street?
From Seattle to Santa Fe, cities are at the center of a movement to create publicly owned banks.
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“Corporate Personhood” essentially means that a Multi-National Corporation owned by foreign shareholders is entitled to Constitutional Rights within the United States of America.
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Can you imagine if Obama owned a resort and used State resources to funnel guests and tax payer money into it? O’reilly would have left Fox with a heart attack
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