Your assignment, should you choose to accept it
: Micah Sifry gives reporters 10 questions they should be asking about public campaign finance reform.
3 responses to “Your assignment, should you choose to accept it”
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What a worthless collection of questions.
Let me help him achieve greater clarity:
1: Is it a conflict of interest for reporters (who aren’t affected by campaign finance limits) to support “public financing” (where a more honest description is “banning private voices from electioneering) of candidates?
2: How well is McCain Fiengold working, compared to what it’s proponents said it would do? -
Campaign reform? Who the hell gives a damn about campaign reform? Campaign reform is meaningless when the fascist entertainment csars are able to wage their propaganda war against America’s fight on terrorism, as well as, their desire to systematically exterminate Republicans. Michael Moore’s crockumentary has received rave reviews from the entertainment csars and in turn, are dictating to the public that Michael Moore has the people’s best interest at heart.
Is there anything that ‘we the people’ can do to stop fascist entertainment industry from smashing America into the ground?
I have already turned off my TV, my Radio, stopped watching CBS/NBC/ABC News, I rarely go to movies any longer, and forget about paying 300 bucks to attend a live Madonna concert, or any other pop star/movie star/fashionista star sermonize about the evils of American life.
What is left?
Campaign reform sure…
I would like to ask the question how was it possible for George Soros to buy the Democratic Party!
Even the Stern indecency issue, first presented by a few Democrats is being promoted as a ‘right-wing fascist action’
We the People are losing this war on terror. -
Question: Is Jeff Jarvis a witting/unwitting tool in the arsenal of the vast Newhouse News Empire?
Pick a side of da slice.
