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Connecticut Celebrates Miles Rapoport
Miles Rapoport got a big send-off Sunday from his home state of Connecticut, where he has lived for decades and served as a state legislator and secretary of the state before joining Common Cause as its new president earlier this month.
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WATCH: Murdochopoly
The Daily Show takes on Rupert Murdoch
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WATCH: Michael Copps speaks out
Michael Copps shares the latest from our Media & Democracy Reform Initiative
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WATCH: Donor Influence on the White House
Last weekend, I went on C-SPAN to talk about our efforts to encourage President Obama and his associates to pursue a reform agenda through Organizing For Action, their new political advocacy group.
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Voting Rights Win in Colorado
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Voters lose as Senate rejects Obama’s civil rights nominee
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Voter ID proponents mask their true purpose
There's nothing patriotic about silencing minorities and other marginalized members of society to preserve and maintain legislative power.
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VIDEO: Time To Fix The Filibuster
Common Cause President Bob Edgar talks filibuster reform with Thom Hartmann
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VIDEO: The end of the internet as we know it?
The Internet is on fire with news that the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit just struck down network neutrality.
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VIDEO: The Broken Senate
Common Cause brought together thought leaders at the National Press Club to discuss how to restore democracy and fix the filibuster
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VIDEO: Talking Gerrymandering on PBS
Did you know that you can walk 4 blocks in Baltimore and pass through three legislative districts?
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VIDEO: Celebrating Our Media Moment
Michael Copps speaks to the National Conference on Media Reform
