Governmental Reforms.

[cssmall]

I believe that, should Americans begin to wake up, we could looking at a reform of the way America is run. No, not a change in the government system, but a way to make the congressionals and the president more accountable for their actions in office, much of what it is like in Europe. I believe that we could see a reinsitution of the "fairness doctrine." And, hopefully, a bring back to the issues that all Americans care about: price control, gas price control, health care and social security.

[myrna minx]

1. I wish we could bring back the fairness doctrine too. n/t

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. Here's a llist of the first reforms we need to do something about. My

reasoning is that better election systems lead to better officials, which leads to better policies.

http://timeforachange.bluelemur.com/electionreform.htm

[cssmall]

3. Oh, I completely agree with Election Reform. That's necessary to me.

Which is probably why I forgot to write anything about it.

[GreenPartyVoter]

4. :^) Not everyone agrees that it should be the first reform, but many

people see the need for some major changes.

[wli]

5. I'm a bit more concerned about fleeing the next false flag attack.

But I've got a few ideas about reform, too (far too lengthy to enumerate).

Revoking corporate personhood, transparent elections with integrity, proportional representation in the legislature, replacing the executive with a council (with more proportional representation), and so on all strike me as potentially useful measures.

[Doo_Revolution]

6. I like all these ideas....

First thing's first, is get privatization out of the voting process. I think Washington has gotten some real progress on this move!

http://www.verifiedvoting.org