Political reform can save vulnerable people and places
Often when we are talking about vulnerable people and places, it is on the topic of political campaigns and reform. We have seen many a politician on the campaign trail stand up and talk about the poor and how he/she can push through political reform to help these people and provide programs for them to get out of poverty. Yet there is little that has really moved the needle in addressing the stagnant wages as well as overall poverty in the U.S. and I believe this is largely due to partisan politics as well as corporate control of our government. Often we get caught up in the media hype of this party is at fault and we play the blue and red blame game until our eyes bleed. I would argue that neither blue nor red party has the interests of the people at mind and our not looking to reduce overall poverty. This is largely due to the fact of special and corporate interests controlling our politicians as well as our country. If you look at the amount of campaign dona...