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Paying the Toll On the Economic Highway « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Paying the Toll On the Economic Highway. Written by William John Cox. November 06, 2013 / Articles. Not a national sales tax, not a value-added tax, not a flat income tax, and not a speculation tax, but rather a slight levy should be imposed on every. The federal government could easily operate on revenues produced by a “toll tax” of less than one percent on the movement of all. Money Significantly, the payment of taxes would shift to those who most profit from government from i...

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Committees of Correspondence: To Defend Freedom and Secure Good Government « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Committees of Correspondence: To Defend Freedom and Secure Good Government. Written by William John Cox. November 13, 2013 / Articles. Information Clearing House – November 12, 2013. The secret “committees” of the colonial legislatures and “councils of safety” allowed the rebels to unify together in defeating the British Redcoats and their German mercenaries. Much like the inability of U.S. today, with the most powerful military in the world a...With the Constitutional Conventio...

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The Power and Symbolism of Voting « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. The Power and Symbolism of Voting. Written by William John Cox. May 07, 2015 / Articles. May 7, 2015 – What does the Boston Tea Party and Gandhi’s Salt March have to do with voting in the United States today? These were symbolic political acts that were effectively used to demonstrate against and defeat the same kind of powerful forces now corrupting American politics. Today, in the United States, the government is dominated by powerful corporations, which have no loyalty to the...

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The Holocaust Case: Defeat of Denial « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. The Holocaust Case: Defeat of Denial. Written by William John Cox. May 20, 2015 / Books. The Holocaust Case, which ruled the gassing of Jews by Hitler was “simply a fact” and “not reasonably subject to dispute,” was featured in the movie, Never Forget, but the real story has never been told. Cox discusses his unconventional practice of law, in which he undertook these landmark cases without charging a fee, and tells why he did it. He derives lessons from the Holocaust and ex...

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. On May Day 2012, groups converged on City Hall from every area of Long Beach, California for a rally to show solidarity with people around the world, to celebrate the power of the people, and to fight for a better world. Unlike the occupation of Wall Street, those who gathered in Freedom Plaza in Washington, D.C. on October 7, 2011 were primarily older; however, many young people came out to demonstrate solidarity with the Occupy America. My political websites are the United Sta...

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Voting Our Conscience, Rather Than Our Fears « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Voting Our Conscience, Rather Than Our Fears. Written by William John Cox. October 23, 2012 / Blog. October 23, 2012. Following supper last evening, my wife Helen, and our daughter Naomi, engaged in a family tradition. We gathered at the kitchen table and discussed the candidates and ballot initiatives before carefully marking our absentee ballots. Did we waste our vote? Although it is true that our vote for president will not be counted, we determined that a vote of conscience ...

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Articles « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. The Presidency: Character Matters. September 8, 2016 - From its creation, the citizens of the United States have had a special relationship with the person they choose to lead their republic. Given extraordinary powers by the Constitution, the President i. The Right to Vote Effectively. Who Should Make Political Policy, the People or the Politicians? Write-in Voting and Political Protest. Transformation: A Student-Led Mass Political Movement. March 29, 2016 - In the midst of one...

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Videos « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Santa Barbara Monarch Butterfly Grove. For the last few years, my wife Helen and I have taken a weekend retreat at the Immaculate Heart Center in Montecito, California. We took a side trip this year to visit the nearby Santa Barbara Monarch Butterfly Gro. We celebrated Halloween night in 2011 with a creation of Alice in Wonderland by my wife, Helen and our friends and neighbors. Helen was costumed as The Dutchess and I was the Knave of Hearts. We had more than 500 vi. We shall n...

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Student Voting and Making Choices « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Student Voting and Making Choices. Written by William John Cox. October 11, 2012 / Blog. October 11, 2012 – Press Release to College Newspapers. It is estimated that more than $6 billion will be spent in the 2012 election, much of it on negative, and often false advertising designed to make voters fear one major candidate and vote for the other, even if the default candidate isn’t much better. Rather than boycotting the election, voters can take a moment in the voting booth and ...

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Taxation Without Representation—Déjà vu « William John Cox

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Voters’ Rights Amendment. Taxation Without Representation Déjà vu. Written by William John Cox. June 07, 2015 / Articles. June 7, 2015 – The Supreme Court’s acceptance of a case about the allocation of voting districts will have consequences far beyond the millions of U.S. taxpayers its ruling may deprive of representation. A decision that only counts voters, rather than all persons, will undermine the very foundation of the Republic. The Fourteenth Amendment changed the definition of persons when the sl...