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Related: About this forumTalking With Martin O'Malley: Reform, or Pitchforks?
An underdog (potential) candidate makes the case for a new approach.
'The geographic-information systems company Esri, which hosted the Q-and-A session I did on Tuesday night with former governor Martin O'Malley of Maryland, has put the video of the discussion online. You can see it here or below.'
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/05/talking-with-martin-omalley-reform-or-pitchforks/392633/
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Talking With Martin O'Malley: Reform, or Pitchforks? (Original Post)
elleng
May 2015
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mmonk
(52,589 posts)1. We're heading for pitchforks but I'm still in there fighting
for change in the US that can come peacefully.
Koinos
(2,792 posts)2. Pitchforks (Made in USA) will be a lucrative business opportunity.
O'Malley understands that the present arrangement, where a few own almost everything, is not sustainable.
bigtree
(85,977 posts)3. interesting comments on iraq
...thanks for posting, elleng
elleng
(130,766 posts)4. Yes, very interesting, bigtree.
Maybe first such we've heard, and wisdom we're learning to expect, imo.