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Reform First and Barack Obama

Yesterday I posted a brief notice about a "Memo to the next president" under the auspices of the Progressive Policy Institute, arguing for public financing of congressional elections and redistricting reform as first-order priorities after November 4.

Today I did a somewhat different post for The Hill's Congress Blog that explicitly makes the case for why this sort of agenda makes particular sense for Barack Obama.

Posted by Ed Kilgore on October 10, 2008 08:30 AM

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