The most critical issue facing America today
I'm getting frustrated with all progressive shows lately. We of course have many bad things to address, but the #1 issue that needs to be addressed in America today is campaign finance reform. But it seems every single progressive avoids the topic, or blows it off saying it can never happen. As longs as the most money buys the candidate, we will never get the truly selfless individuals who want to work for the people.
charlie
I want to write the major networks often re their sloppy biased reporting esp the eve news. Thom gave some info last month. What was it?? Where can I find the email addresses of the big 5 networks that reach peoople that count those opinions??
tx charlie
I love Free Speech T.V.
I have been watching Amy Goodman and Thom Hartman for over a year now. After watching a show on Amy Goodman last fall about Radioactive Depleted Uranium I was upset about this a while then wrote my song called 4.5 Billion Years. My brother helped my make a music video for it which I posted on youtube this February. Because I can't post my youtube video on any sites, it always says my URL is wrong, I am posting the link below.
Private mortgage insurance
Www.mgic.com
Heard the question about PMI on the Sirius repeat tonight.
Thought I'd just post the link to a private mortgage insurer to provide a research starting point.
Look forward to hearing more about PMI.
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