Onto a new year with Move to Amend
Hi, I'm Thom Hartmann – author and progressive political commentator. Many of you know me from my nationally syndicated radio show, the Thom Hartmann Program.
I'm also a longtime supporter of Move to Amend! Please join with me in supporting their work to pass a Constitutional amendment to end “corporate personhood” and get big money out of politics by becoming a monthly donor.

What we’ve accomplished…because of you!

We are under no illusions. Amending the U.S. Constitution is enormously challenging.
It’s only been done 27 times before, including the first 10 (the Bill of Rights) all at once. It’s perceived as not as important or urgent as working on (insert here scores of options).
The reality is a large majority of our current problems and crises will not be fundamentally solved simply by having better elected officials passing better laws, enacting better regulations or making better executive decisions. Not when the foundational rules of our society (which our constitution defines) favor corporate rights over human rights and permit the political voices of those with money to drown out the voices of most of us.
That's why changing/amending the U.S. Constitution is inescapable. We must democratize our ground rules. U.S history shows that fundamental constitutional change only happens alongside fundamental cultural change – that is, educating and organizing to challenge both the credibility and inevitability of the status quo, as well as the necessity to form a broad grassroots movement for structural change – to make what seems impossible to be accepted as necessary and inevitable.
Here’s a sampling of what we’ve accomplished together this year and cumulatively at the end of 2022 toward these ends:
Read moreThe Bill of Rights are NOT corporate rights
The Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, was ratified today in 1791. It is perhaps the constitution’s broadest and most famous and honored portion, particularly the First Amendment.

WE are the people who ought to govern the country
John Jay, the First Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, was born on this day in 1745.

Watch the new short video on the We the People Amendment, narrated by Peter Coyote
What’s new, short, informative and calls for immediate action?
It’s our new 4½ minute video on the need to enact the We the People Amendment!
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Read moreWhat do the midterms mean for Move to Amend?
National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Resolution on Corporate Constitutional Rights
National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Resolution on Corporate Constitutional Rights

Early Cyber Monday!

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Read moreHalloween is over but the connections between inflation & corporations remain haunting
There’s no single cause of inflation. Among the past and current factors are the pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and the war in Ukraine.

Corporate actions also contribute to inflation. These are four ways corporations and inflation are related – not all of which are economic.
Read moreWhat to expect from the U.S. Supreme Court and Move to Amend
The 2022-23 Supreme Court term began on October 3.

Since John Roberts became Chief Justice in 2005, the “Roberts Court” has made numerous decisions undermining democracy and basic rights on voting, partisan gerrymandering and campaign finance, reversing decades of work by prior Courts. This includes Citizens United v. FEC in 2010.
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