Conservative Activists Are Tired Of Political Games

David Bossie, President of Citizens United, says that he is tired of the political games that have engulfed Capitol Hill. (0:15)

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Union Leader Believes "System is Broken"

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka tells reporters that the public’s interests are not well represented in U.S. election campaigns, citing the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Citizens United case.  (2:02)

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Former CEO Says America Needs Campaign Finance Reform

Former Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu CEO Ed Kangas says Americans need to reform campaign financing and make sure that politicians focus on more long-term goals.  (0:36)

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Americans Would Prefer Chaos Over Status Quo, Says Ex-CEO

Retired Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu CEO Ed Kangas explains that the American people would rather have some chaos in Washington than keeping the status quo. (0:20)

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Former CEO: Power Players Corrupting Political System

Ed Kangas, chairman and retired CEO of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, says that the U.S. political system has been corrupted by the sway held by major power players. (1:04)

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CEOs Should Take A Cue From Candidates And Appear In Their Campaign Ads, Says Ohio Democrat

The same provision requiring candidates to identify their approval of campaign ads may soon be applied to CEOs as well.

"Corporate CEOs should face the camera and tell the public they sponsored the commercial," said Brown during a conference call with reporters. "If a corporation uses a front group ... then the funder of that association has to be on." (0:18)

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