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Tired of the corrupt pay-to-play political system? Sign our Corporate-Free Voter Pledge to help get money out of politics.
Politicians often run for office saying that they are not influenced by the money they take from corporations and wealthy donors, but we all know that is hogwash. The idea of our Corporate-Fee Voter Pledge is simple: The only way to get money out of politics is for voters to boycott all candidates who take money from businesses and the super-rich.
By signing the Corporate-Free Voter Pledge, you make the commitment to stand up to the corrupting influence of money in politics by refusing to cooperate with it anymore. The corporate parties that built the current pay-to-play system are not going to reform it themselves. Only when enough voters pledge to only vote for corporate-free candidates will we be able to return representative democracy back to the United States.
By signing this pledge, you affirm that you:
- Will not vote for any political candidate that accepts campaign donations, gifts, or any other type of remuneration from corporations or wealthy individuals or their lobbyists and representatives, and
- Will not vote for any political candidate that refuses to denounce the use of “dark money” to either support their candidacy or to attack their opponents, and
- Will not vote for any political candidate that does not prioritize getting private money out of politics for good in America by establishing the public financing of American elections as is the norm in many other nations.
Cris Mann
Outreach Coordinator
People, Planet, and Peace Over Profit
Missouri Green Party is an independent political party serving the state of Missouri and is affiliated with Green Party of the United States (GPUS). We are a grassroots, volunteer-based, dues-paying organization engaged in electoral activity and social activism as a political vehicle for the working class. Our candidates never take money from corporations or rich individuals, so they actually represent the values and needs of our communities.
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