Public Banks – A proven tool of financial democracy
Note lack of action in NJ. Joining Connecticut, home of Wall Street financial elites
Maps are often helpful in revealing hidden realities, inconvenient facts, and trends.
For example, while so called “Blue State” NJ may have a Democratic controlled legislature led by a Senate President who is ironworkers labor union organizer and a plumber and code Inspector for Assembly Speaker, these working class heroes seem to have no appetite for taking on the big bad banks and financial elites.
[while that same Democratic party privatized (and virtually deregulated) toxic site cleanup and promoted privatization and eliminating local voter approval and BPU review of the sale of public water and sewer systems.]
Why is that?
Check out what our west coast friends are up to and what the public banking revolution that is bypassing NJ is all about, see: