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Tax Big Money in Politics

The Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling prohibits Congress from limiting campaign contributions from corporations to super-PACs. However, Congress could pass a law that taxes campaign contributions from corporations and other non-humans. To learn more, please read blog.

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Every day, we are told that Americans are divided. However, there are many important policy issues that Americans overwhelmingly agree upon:

1. 88% of Americans want big money out of politicss.

2. 78% want Congress to address high housing costs.

3. 74% say the federal minimum wage should be raised to $20 per hour.

4. 67% want the government to lower healthcare costs.

5. 63% think Roe v. Wade should not have been overturned.

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About

Ed describes the events that led MiniScribe to ship bricks, why the company did it, and what he learned as an employee.

Ed has thirty years of management experience at eight companies including three technology startups. Ed’s management philosophy is over-deliver for customers, employees, and investors.

At Exabyte, Ed built a manufacturing engineering organization by hiring twenty-five engineers and technicians, which helped Exabyte become the third fastest growing company in America according to Fortune magazine.

At Hewlett Packard (HP), Ed led a startup inside the scanner business that delivered over $300 million in revenue at 15 percent profit per year. HP’s scanner business won HP’s President’s Quality Award. He also led HP’s digital camera business that quadrupled revenue, making digital cameras HP’s fastest growing business. Along the way, Ed was promoted to vice president and general manager.

Early in his career, Ed worked for MiniScribe as a senior engineer. Unbeknown to him, MiniScribe repeatedly committed fraud and was finally caught after the company accidently shipped bricks instead of disk drives.

Ed then taught Business Ethics at Colorado State University’s (CSU) College of Business. He also delivered guest lectures at CSU’s College of Business and College of Engineering.

Ed earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Colorado State University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Research / Industrial Engineering from Cornell University.