Kasich Advocates More Forceful Demands from the Public to Bring About Social Security Change
Campaigning in Wisconsin ahead of Tuesday’s primary, Ohio Gov. John Kasich called for more direct action from citizens, to the extent of gathering “in mass to demand political cooperation until something gets done,” as a way to stimulate political leaders to take action. Referencing “Occupy-“ type efforts, even to the extent of creating a “tent city” protest, he suggests that corrective action requires more than a single-party focus. Read an account of his remarks in this article…
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