Our country was founded on the principles of a Representative Democracy where the citizens eligible to vote would get together from time to time to elect the Representatives who would then go to a certain place to form a congress and conduct the business of the government for the people.
A partial record of Trump’s executive orders & directives as weekly entries listed in descending order. Fourteenth Week of the Trump Presidency Trump has only introduced 1 out of the 10 major pieces of legislation for whose passage he vowed to fight in the first 100 days of his administration. Trump’s new tax plan overwhelmingly
How to Get Out of the Cycle of Outrage in a Trump World The following is an excerpt from The Huffington Post If we live in a perpetual state of outrage, Trump wins. So whatever you do, don’t just let yourself get stuck in the outrage storm — that particular weather pattern is likely to be here
PCDCC’s March 30, 2016 public showing of Robert Reich’s movie, “Inequality For All”, was attended by a standing room only audience. The movie provided facts, figures, and graphical representations of how political changes have resulted in a reduction of the economic well being of the average American despite the fact that the U.S. economy has
On October 10th, 2015, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill making voter registration automatic for all California citizens obtaining or renewing a driver’s license. Championed by Secretary of State Alex Padilla, this legislation makes California the second state to enact such a measure. The move was met with opposition from Republicans, who are seen as wanting to restrict voter registration.
