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Tag Archives: Spencer Bachus
Tone at the Top: Rebooting Democracy’s Dialogue
The TakeAway: We must hold lawmakers accountable to high standards of statecraft, just as we hold ourselves accountable when engaging on ‘hot button’ issues such as corporate accountability, sustainability, and human rights. It was a high-minded day. Following a Native … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Governance, Corporate Sustainability, Human Rights, Public Policy, Stakeholder Engagement
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Tagged "Obamacare", Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Bob Massie, Congress, Dodd-Frank, Fred Upton, Gabrielle Giffords, gun control, Henry Waxman, House Committee on Energy & Commerce, House Financial Services Committee, House Rules Committee, human rights, Joe Barton, John Boehner, mental health, Michelle Bachmann, political truce, Spencer Bachus, stakeholder engagement, sustainability, Tucson
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Dead Hands and Invisible Hands
The TakeAway: The 112th Congress, mindful of the values that underlie the whole Constitution, needs to face up to its responsibility to make policies that advance the common good and a sustainable future. This morning, for the first time ever … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Change, Corporate Governance, Corporate Political Activity, Public Policy, Wage Gap
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Tagged 112th Congress, aflockalypse, Barney Frank, Charles Fried, clean energy, climate policy, Dahlia Lithwick, Darrell Issa, Dodd-Frank, financial reform, health care reform, House Tea Party Caucus, inequality, Joe McCarthy, Justice Steven Breyer, Michele Bachmann, national debt, Spencer Bachus, Tea Party, U.S. Constitution
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People Power
The TakeAway: The outcome of Tuesday’s elections will influence public policy on sustainability and financial reform, but individuals can still make a difference. Tomorrow’s elections are expected to yield gains for the Republicans in Congress, which could affect not only … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Change, Corporate Governance, Corporate Political Activity, Corporate Sustainability, Proxy Voting, Public Policy
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Tagged Barney Frank, Center for Public Integrity, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Dodd-Frank, Elizabeth Warren, Proposition 23, Proposition 26, Robert Reich, SEC, Spencer Bachus
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