This Policy Represents A Massive

You [jill Stein] Also Believe In A Full Employment Policy That Was The Majority Democratic Party Policy In 1946. They Actually Passed A Law To That Effect. You Want To End Poverty And When People See How Relatively Easy It Is To End Poverty. And One Way Is To Increase The Minimum Wage: Catch Up; It's Been Frozen For So Many Years.

The Debate Corporation Is A Corporation. It's Funded By Corporations. It's Relayed By Media Corporations To The Public. It's Created By The Two Parties, Which Are Corporations. We Should Have Public Presidential Debates All Over America Run By Public Institutions.

As I Was Saying, Half A Democracy Is Showing Up And People Have Got Not Only To Agree With This Agenda, Some Of These Third Parties Listeners, They've Got To Show Up.

You See That Gap Is Exactly How They Can Marginalize And Exclude People From Giving The Voters More Voices And Choices.

What We Have Now Is Democracy Without Citizens. No One Is On The Public's Side. All The Buyers Are On The Corporations' Side. And The Bureaucrats In The Administration Don't Think The Government Belongs To The People.