BLM IS USING OUR TAXPAYER MONEY NOT TO MANAGE LAND BUT TO MASS MURDER UP TO A MILLION FREE MUSTANGS ACROSS THE USA., ENGAGING IN HORSE GENOCIDE AND STERILIZATIONS, HOLDING OF WILD HORSES IN HORSE CONCENTRATION CAMPS WHERE THEY SUFFER STARVATION, DEHYDRATION,NO MEDICAL CARE, OVERCROWDING, AND KEEPING ALL TAX FREE PROFITS FROM SALES AND EXPORTS OF HORSES TO MEXICO AND CANADA FOR SLAUGHTER, RATHER THAN COMPENSATING OR REFUNDING THE AMERICAN PUBLIC WITH THESE PROFITS. FURTHER, BLM HAS BEEN CONTINUALLY IN FEDERAL VIOLATION OF THE WILD HORSES AND BURROS PROTECTION ACT OF 1971 WHICH PROHIBITS THEIR HORSES' GATHERS AND REMOVALS OF HORSES FROM THEIR NATIVE AMERICAN PUBLIC LANDS AND PROHIBITS THE MURDER, STERILIZATION AND ABUSE OF THESE HORSES AND CAPTIVITY.

It's about garnering the support of mainstream America to empower the largest grassroots political revolution on the planet.

Corporate America is all about private property rights... except when it comes to your personal financial information. They lobbied Congress to effect the current "Opt-Out" system where they have free use of your personal information unless you go through their procedure to restrict its use. That's not right. That information is your property and they should get your permission to use it.

Make every Democratic congress member sign a pledge to get money out of politics and start working for the people. Like the no tax pledge by Grover Norquist. We the 99% will vote only for candidates who sign this pledge.

The Supreme Court has made clear in such decisions as Citizens United and Buckley v Valeo that the First Amendment to the Constitution prevents Congress from restricting the rights of individuals and organizations, including corporations, to finance political campaigns and issue advocacy. Therefore the only way to eliminate the influence of money on American politics is to pass a new amendment to the Constitution.

The worst decision the Supreme Court has ever made. Going against all prior decisions of controlling and accounting for the amount of campaign funds given, this court voted for unlimited, unaccountable amounts of money that Congress may accept. Two judges making this decision should have recused themselves because each was a guest at a Koch brothers function before making the decision.

Save our home from these frauds at the bank.

PNC continues to bully homeowners in trouble and makes it nearly impossible to allow a distressed homeowner to complete a short sale or to modify a mortgage.

The right to vote and choose our leaders is at the heart of what it means to be an American. If we don’t like the decisions our elected officials are making, we can simply vote them out. Politicians and the corporations who bankroll their campaigns are now trying to make it harder for working Mainers to vote, by taking away our time-honored right to register on Election Day. They know that if we have less of a voice, it will be easier for them to stay in power. That way they can continue to give tax breaks to the wealthy, and keep ignoring the needs of the other 99%. Join thousands of other Mainers who are promising to support same-day registration this Tuesday by signing this Yes on 1 pledge. Use the form above to add your name.

The vast majority of corporations --- banks, drug companies, hospital corporations, etc. -- settle federal and state fraud lawsuits --- by paying fines and penalties. This punishment has proven to be impotent in deterring these crimes. The massive penalties are passed on to consumers and taxpayers. Unless and until executives are threatened with imprisonment, egregious practices of this nature will continue. To these corporations, fines and legal expenses are just another cost of doing business.

Congress should be required to disclose who is financially supporting them. We ought to find out who is contributing to their elections from outside their districts

Corporations have been given citizenship by the supreme court in two rulings in the past 40 years...the most recent of which was Citizens United which gave corporations an unfettered ability to influence our political system. The other is a little known ruling Buckley v. Valeo (1976) upheld limits on campaign contributions, but held that spending money to influence elections is protected speech as in the first amendment. These two have created the current legislative environment we find ourselves in and its time for the 28th Amendment: Corporations are not citizens and DO NOT have the same rights as someone BORN a Citizen. It is Illegal for any Corporation, trade union, or other registered Organization to donate to candidates or otherwise attempt to influence elections or the legislative process.