YES! It would level the playing field & get rid of the billionaires.
40%
YES! And Bernie Sanders is introducing a bill to do it.
60%

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johnj1920 10 years 47 weeks ago

I am amazed at the positive responses when I wear my Bernie for President shirts. I have used all my Bernie buttons, T's, and bumper stickers; I am awaiting an order of buttons, T's, stamp. I have a Bernie bear. I find myself "campaigning" rather it is educating and reporting events not covered by most media. I do this at community meetings, awaiting trains, trolleys and buses, on the Capitol Limited, and the farmers' markets, especially the one at South Station, Boston, the former site of Occupy Boston

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JessieV 10 years 47 weeks ago

Pulic money for all candidates provided they all get the same amount.

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Dane 10 years 47 weeks ago

Both are right answers here,yes elections should be publicly funded, and Kudos to bernie fo rtrying to introduce a bill to do it,of course the republicans will try to kill it I am sure, they want to keep the money coming from the people who bought them.

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Roland de Brabant 10 years 47 weeks ago

Another option: Yes, and I had a good breakfast.

Sometimes these polls are too silly.

Roland

CharlesN 10 years 47 weeks ago

Hey, when polling reflects two optimal responses please provide check boxes instead of radio buttions. :-)

Publicly financed campaigns---yes and add make election day a national holiday, manditory participation, and a circumscribed campaign period.

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Roland de Brabant 10 years 47 weeks ago

We also need to roll back the Nixonian war on education, after 45 years of which we have become a nation of morons.

Roland

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