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Money in politics is the single biggest roadblock to solving almost every problem our country faces.

But you wouldn't know it if you watched the first Democratic debates.

The candidates allowed on stage only talked about getting money out of politics for a total of 84 seconds -- over the course of 4 hours!

Fortunately, Governor Bullock will be on the next debate stage later this month, and he'll do everything he can to make sure money in politics is front and center.

But he needs your help. If you agree getting Big Money out of politics should be a top issue on the debate stage, sign your name:

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We've all seen the problem. Washington has been so thoroughly corrupted by Big Money that it's unable to tackle our biggest challenges.

Millionaires get huge tax cuts, while average Americans are left behind and income inequality skyrockets.

The pharmaceutical industry spends millions to influence our government, yet we pay more for healthcare than any other industrialized nation -- with nothing to show for it.

The oil industry reaps huge profits and takes over our public lands, while Washington stands by and does literally nothing to deal with the climate crisis.

We all know we've got to do something about these problems, but Big Money has broken the political system's power to take even the first step.

That's what Governor Bullock thinks should be a priority on the debate stage. If you agree, sign your name now:

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