This story is being completely and totally ignored by the mainstream media, so I want you to read this article - or listen to me read it if you live in Rio Linda - because it demonstrates what I've always said about money: it's like water. It finds somewhere to go. Dick Gephardt is going to raise money for so-called "non-partisan" groups like the NAACP, though you can't find a single Republican they'll support or have supported. They're totally partisan, yet they'll manage to work their way -...

#1: Protect the rights of individuals to participate in democracy.
#2: Maintain strong political parties.
#3: Ban corporate and union soft money.
#4: Eliminate involuntary contributions.
#5: Require full and prompt disclosure.
#6: Promote fair, balanced constitutional approach.
Look at those six principles - which I pick apart in the audio clip below - and imagine that this bill does the opposite of each and every one. Yet it is said that the president's going to sign the...

This story is being completely and totally ignored by the mainstream media, so I want you to read this article - or listen to me read it if you live in Rio Linda - because it demonstrates what I've always said about money: it's like water. It finds somewhere to go. Dick Gephardt is going to raise money for so-called "non-partisan" groups like the NAACP, though you can't find a single Republican they'll support or have supported. They're totally partisan, yet they'll manage to work their way -...

Remember when Bill Clinton went to the North Korea-South Korea Demilitarized Zone? As you can see above, he was looking into binoculars through the lens caps. What is amazing is that he knew obviously that the lens caps were on, but he had to fake it, because to be seen taking the lens cap off after having had the binoculars to his eyes would have not been a good photo-op, and Clinton lives and dies by the photo-op. So the guy just continued to stand there and look through those binocs with the...

#1: Protect the rights of individuals to participate in democracy.
#2: Maintain strong political parties.
#3: Ban corporate and union soft money.
#4: Eliminate involuntary contributions.
#5: Require full and prompt disclosure.
#6: Promote fair, balanced constitutional approach.
Look at those six principles - which I pick apart in the audio clip below - and imagine that this bill does the opposite of each and every one. Yet it is said that the president's going to sign the...