Partisan politics is something we actively avoid discussing on this
site. Instead, we prefer to operate in the domain of provable fact. But
that doesn't mean that we have written off the political process
entirely.
Yes, we believe our own efforts (and those of most of
our readers) are much more effective when targeted at the individual and
local levels. And we don't hold out hope that sovereign governments
will suddenly start implementing solutions that constructively address
the economic, energetic and environmental issues we focus on at this
site.
But we are still citizens of the countries in which we
live. There is a political mechanism (however broken) for effecting
change through our voting power and our civic involvement.
In
this week's podcast, Chris talks with Marianne Williamson, a first-time
Congressional candidate from California about the options available to
us. This is not an endorsement of Williamson or her political views, but
an exploration of the political system with an "outsider" candidate --
one who's observations will likely resonate with many PeakProsperity.com
members.
This interview addresses key questions like: What power
do we have as a populace to effect change? What change should we be
demanding? How should we be demanding it?
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