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Eric Griego

Griego Loss In New Mexico Is A Blow To Progressives

The Huffington Post | Lucia Graves | Posted 08.06.2012 | Politics
Read More: Eric Griego, Elections 2012, Michelle Lujan Grisham, 2012 Election Blog, Video, 2012 Elections, MoveOn.Org Political Action, Working Families of New Mexico, New Mexico Primary, Politics News

Michelle Lujan Grisham won the open-seat race in New Mexico's 1st congressional district with 40 percent of the vote shortly after midnight. Progressi...

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Jason Linkins

Late Returns: Will Big Money Buy A Cornhusker Primary?

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.15.2012 | Politics
Read More: Deb Fischer, 2012 Speculatron, Nebraska Primary 2012, Jon Bruning, Americans Elect, Elections 2012, Wall Street Reform, Citizens United, Don Stenberg, 2012, Campaign Finance, Nebraska Election 2012, 2012 Election, Cornhusker Primary, Nancy Pelosi, Eric Griego, Late Returns, Media-Coaches, Nebraska Election, Nebraska Primary, Video, Politics News

You probably haven't been paying much attention to the Nebraska GOP Senate primary (there is one, and it's tonight), because feh, Nebraska. But over a...

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Wall Street Bankers Who Broke the Law Belong in Jail

Eric Griego | Posted 07.15.2012 | Politics
Read More: Congress, New Mexico, Wall Street, Elections 2012, Wall Street Reform, Eric-Griego, Financial Crisis, Consumer Protection, Mortgage Crisis, Banking, Banking Crisis, Banks, Bankers, Politics News
Eric Griego

In Washington, I will fight to hold Wall Street accountable.

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Citizens Overturned: New Mexico Reclaims Its Rights!

Eric Griego | Posted 04.15.2012 | Politics
Read More: Eric Griego, Citizens United v. FEC, Citizens United, State Politics, New Mexico Politics, New Mexico, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, Constitutional Amendment, States Rights, Politics News
Eric Griego

The Citizens United decision was more than just a blow to democracy. It was a blow to states' rights. Now states are scrambling to overturn the ruling and put their own campaign finance laws back in place.

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