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Rage Against the Voting Machine
By Anastasia Ealey
Voting can be a delicate, controversial matter. So the fact that Diebold electronic voting machines have attempted to bring relative ease to the process should be a welcome change, right? Not so fast. Unfortunately, these attempts have, in many cases, proven to be disastrous.
By John P. Krudy
It’s not often that an activist group uses a government report to take on the government. But that’s exactly what Tim Eyman is doing right now.
Making the Government Fear the People
By Brandon Holmes
Thomas Jefferson once said, "When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." Chris Kliesmet and Orville (Orv) Seymer of the Citizens for Responsible Government (CRG) Network are busy helping Wisconsinites achieve the latter in their state. Chris describes their “action tank” efforts as “getting involved in helping citizens engage their government.”
Action is certainly something they haven't been short on.
Campton Hills: A Struggle for Limited Government
By Drew Veeneman
Last April, the area now known as Campton Hills, Illinois voted to incorporate as a village with the goals of preservation and “no new taxes”—now, however, concerned citizens fear the village itself may be the principal threat to both.
