Daily Topics - Wednesday August 10th, 2011

The Big Picture "On Air" Questions or Comments for Thom?

Hour One: Democracy Died First in Wisconsin – Long Live the Oligarchs / Plus, fighting corporate election influence - Ben Manski, Democracy Convention

Hour Two: Fighting back against Citizen's United - David Cobb, Move to Amend / Plus, war on democracy...WI recall results - John Nichols, The Nation Magazine

Hour Three: What is 'authentic conservatism' and why did the Republican Party abandon it? Tom Pauken

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mathboy 15 years 1 week ago
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It's funny Thom mentioned "a guy named Vito" visiting the renegade Republican state senator in Wisconsin. I've long wanted to see a movie about a mobster becoming President just for the pun--it would be titled "The Power of Vito". Now I'm thinking that movie could be an allegory of Republican rule.

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