#OccupuppyDenver OCCUPY DENVER ELECTS LEADER | occupydenver.org

OCCUPY DENVER ELECTS LEADER | occupydenver.org: "OCCUPY DENVER ELECTS LEADER
In response to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s insistence that Occupy Denver choose leadership to deal with City and State officials, and drawing inspiration from the notion that corporations are people, Occupy Denver’s General Assembly has elected a leader: Shelby, a three year old Border Collie."

There you have. The first decent response to "Citizens United". I am a big fan of border collies. Smart. Quick on their feet and obedient. Much like a good CEO-only border collies are much cuter, cuddlier, and have a better head for business than the average executive.
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Give Us Our Law Back: Montana Fights Citizens United, Corporate Campaign Spending by Gwen Stowe and Jeff Clements

Hell yes...and from ...Montana? Not what we would think of, huh? Sounds kinda 'Progressive' don't it?
Just goes to show ya, that 'rural' folks aren't unsophisticated. And if you think I am saying this in a haughty, city-folk kinda way? I come from a town of 900 in New England. A town where the old guy that managed the town dump, (and who had an 8th grade education) bitch-slapped some developers who thought they could turn a swamp into a 'Building Waste Landfill' back to Jersey by pointing out that they were gonna dump asbestos into the uphill end of our aquifer.
Citizen power and responsibility isn't socialism, it is citizen power and responsibility.

Give Us Our Law Back: Montana Fights Citizens United, Corporate Campaign Spending by Gwen Stowe and Jeff Clements: "In Montana, corporations claim that the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission overturned a century-old anti-corruption law. Now state residents are fighting, all over again, to take their democracy back from corporations."