Stampstampede.org Website Review

money in politics and barriers to voting are two sides of thesame coin — or dollar bill — they both deny the voice of the people. possession: i’m a cashier at domino’s, it was handed to me in payment. possession: payment for services. cash was given to that person as a tip at a fancy hotel restaurant.. our representatives have been bought and paid for by morally bankrupt billionaires and corporations. the stampede is a non-profit org of. over 100,000 americans legally stamping dollars to protest big money in politics and roadblocks to voting for minorities, students, why are billion dollar corporations paying zero in taxes? why are people working full time and still living in poverty? why are we paying such outrageous prices for prescription drugs? why are private prisons profiting from mas* incarceration? “because our votes get drowned out by legalized bribes, and a bunch of us are blocked from voting.” but sustained protests by the people have forced huge changes before. it ended sl*very. it got women the vote. it pas*ed the voting rights act. it pas*ed ga* rights. the key is to make your voice heard. get a stamp and join the stampede > “i stamp because campaign finance is the reform that could make > all other reforms possible, and its time for major reforms in > hawaii.  after all, elections should be won with big ideas, not big > donations.” > “i stamp because i’m really concerned about what's happening in > our government -- with the diverging gaps in wealth and power, i’m > concerned about our democracy -- that we're losing it. we have to > stand against this corruption.” > “i’m stamping to fight what citizens united has done to our > democracy.” > “i stamp because it's really important to point out that there is > too much money in politics, and stamping is a great way to have a > conversation -- it's a conversation starter about money in politics. > people don't understand how our government is bought right now, but