Check out this two-minute film from Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch about the job-killing NAFTA-style Korea trade deal. Or, if film isn’t your thing, read the script below. It is replete with links to images and underlying documents. And, if this makes you mad, do something about it. Click here to go to our action [...]
Posts Tagged ‘chamber of commerce’
The Korea Trade Deal in Two Minutes
Posted in Global Warming, tagged chamber of commerce, Global Trade Watch, Korea, North American Free Trade Agreement, North Korea, United States on June 29, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Foreign Countries and Big Corporations Fund Mid-term Campaigns
Posted in Campaign Finance, Good Government, tagged American Crossroads, American Future Fund, Americans for Job Security, chamber of commerce, citizen united, democratic candidate, mi term elections, november 2, republican candidate on October 18, 2010 | 5 Comments »
By Ali Rawaf and Andy Wilson This election cycle will be the most expensive midterm in US history. With money pouring in from big corporations and foreign entities, this election has become more about how much can a candidate raise than it is about debating the real issues at stake. It is estimated that more [...]
Texas Progressive Alliance Weekly Round Up
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bill white, brains and eggs, bryan, burnt orange report, chamber of commerce, college station, dallas, democrats, EPA, eye on williamson, health care, homeowners insurance, lakeisha rogers, left of college station, lewisville, louis gohmert, march madness, off the kuff, phillip martin, proposed ozone standards, public hearing, republicans, rick green, Rick Perry, school districts, school finance, south texas chisme, tax dodging, tea bagger, Texas, texas progressive alliance, texas supreme court, texas-mexico border, texaskaos, txsharon on March 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Texas Progressive Alliance’s weekly blog roundup will reach 32 million more Americans regardless of their pre-existing conditions. Last week, TXsharon made a video statement at the EPA Public Hearing on the proposed ozone standards. Who Needs a Proctologist when you have former State Representative Rick Green running for the Texas Supreme Court? This week [...]

















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