03.26.2017 - By Alexis Goldstein and Kade Crockford
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This week the Republican-led Senate voted on party lines to allow internet service providers to sell our private internet records. We talk about what we can do to stop this horrible proposal from becoming law, and why it matters. We also discuss the latest nomination to Trump’s Incompetent Cabinet, Jay Clayton, a lawyer who works at one of Wall Street’s favorite law firms, Sullivan and Cromwell.
TAKE ACTION:
Tell Congress: Our browsing histories are not for sale. Don’t let Comcast spy on us!
Call the Capitol Switchboard, (202) 224-3121, and ask for your Senators, and tell them: I am asking you to vote NO on the nomination of Jay Clayton to the SEC. We shouldn’t have a Wall Street lawyer running one of the regulators who oversee Wall Street. How does Senator _____ plan to vote on Jay Clayton? [IF THE ANSWER ISN’T NO:] I urge you to vote no.
MENTIONED ON THE SHOW:
Kade’s GoFundme to Buy GOP Senators’ Internet Records
How ISPs can sell your Web history—and how to stop them
Trump Broadens CIA Powers, Allows Deadly Drone Strikes
Image credit: Christopher Sessums on flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
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