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Nothing is more weakening than the ineffective bickering that has divided us into political camps. Polarized candidates, gridlocked legislatures, and stalemates between and within parties stifle compromise and solutions. Party leaders and candidates benefit from the division and leave their voters to struggle with unsolved problems, for decades now. Candidates are doing great. Wall Street CEOs are doing fine. “The” economy is strong, but “our” economy is not, not for workers paid wages we paid them in the 1970s. The press and candidates divide us with petty party conflicts when they should unite us with solutions to our important problems. Candidates, nonprofits, fundraisers, events, marches and protests have ALL failed. Why wait for candidates to solve our problems for us when we can dictate solutions through ratification?
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END the DIVIDE
Nothing is more weakening than the ineffective bickering that has divided us into political camps. Polarized candidates, gridlocked legislatures, and stalemates between and within parties stifle compromise and solutions. Party leaders and candidates benefit from the division and leave their voters to struggle with unsolved problems, for decades now. Candidates are doing great. Wall Street CEOs are doing fine. “The” economy is strong, but “our” economy is not, not for workers paid wages we paid them in the 1970s. The press and candidates divide us with petty party conflicts when they should unite us with solutions to our important problems. Candidates, nonprofits, fundraisers, events, marches and protests have ALL failed. Why wait for candidates to solve our problems for us when we can dictate solutions through ratification?
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CUBA
END the DIVIDE
Nothing is more weakening than the ineffective bickering that has divided us into political camps. Polarized candidates, gridlocked legislatures, and stalemates between and within parties stifle compromise and solutions. Party leaders and candidates benefit from the division and leave their voters to struggle with unsolved problems, for decades now. Candidates are doing great. Wall Street CEOs are doing fine. “The” economy is strong, but “our” economy is not, not for workers paid wages we paid them in the 1970s. The press and candidates divide us with petty party conflicts when they should unite us with solutions to our important problems. Candidates, nonprofits, fundraisers, events, marches and protests have ALL failed. Why wait for candidates to solve our problems for us when we can dictate solutions through ratification?