If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you believe this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

If you feel this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

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If you feel this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Just about anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

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If you feel this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Just about anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]

  ==

If you feel this card can be improved, please submit suggestions. Periodically, the game will be updated to reflect changes in the real-life game.

Each side can be read in about 30 seconds (the length of an average commercial--and attention span). The goal is to provide insights to people you play with.

1. Does the card accurately summarize the problem in 80 words or less?

2. Is the solution reasonable even if difficult to enact in the near future?

3. Is the solution the right thing to do regardless of political Party positions (which are often influenced by money)?

Though issues are complicated by 1% excuses and distractions designed to protect their interests and power, politicians are employed by us, to serve us -- the 99%. Just about anything is possible if the will of a fully informed public is behind it.

Quote

"Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrong that will be imposed upon them." -- Frederick Douglass, born as a slave in 1818

[Note: The focus is optimizing the game card. The larger political debate belongs in the main forum]