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Ed Asner - July 22, 2003

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AFTER PLUTOCRACY, THEN WHAT? THE CALIFORNIA CLEAN MONEY CAMPAIGN TO TAKE BACK OUR LOST DEMOCRATIC VALUES

Ed Asner
Actor and activist

Amid the campaign leading up to the California gubernatorial recall election, actor and activist Ed Asner took to the Commonwealth Club podium to discuss campaign finance reform. For the Question & Answer session, he was joined by Jim Clarke, executive director of the California Clean Money Campaign.

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