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Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Wealthy Individuals and Corporations Having Too Much Influence is the #1 Concern Among Registered Voters, According to Recent Polls

In this article that's surfacing around the net about the recent polls among voters show that there are too much influence from wealthy individuals within the elections and, of course, money in politics. 

American voters say their top concerns about the upcoming presidential election are wealthy individuals and corporations who might have too much influence who over wins, as well as campaigns that spend more time on negative attacks than proposing solutions, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
Also, most of these issues the voters concern about were election issues. Most people concerns about what's behind the curtain rather than the candidates.

Thirty-three percent of voters say the influence of wealthy individuals and corporations is their top concern, while 25 percent say they're more worried about negative attacks.
Another 16 percent are more concerned that nothing will change no matter who wins, and 12 percent believe that too many wealthy candidates don't understand the economic problems of average Americans.
But only 4 percent of voters say their top concern are dynastic candidates — like Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton and Rand Paul — who are from families who have run for the presidency before.
I have seen more people grew interests in joining the campaign finance reform and its causes. Whether its Wolf-PAC or Ben Cohen's Stamp Stampede movement, people demands more voices in the government rather than the megaphone-level of voices from corporations. 

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

I'm back!

Hello everyone. You all been wondering where have I been for few weeks?

As I told you before, I moved out to my new apartment with a help from my family and now we are in Seoul, South Korea staying at my dad's home.

Without any Campaign Finance Reform activity in this country, I feel bored. I can't stamp on Korean currency, so I begin to feel frustrated. 

I'll come back to United States this August. I could do more activities later.