Truth to Power | America's Main Street Party - an alternative candidate selection tool | Tom Joseph | 2-27-26

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Tom Joseph, business owner, social activist and innovator, believes he has come up with a legal and user-friendly method for removing money and outside influence from the candidate selection process. In this interview, Mr. Joseph explains his model for using the Internet to offer a "free and equal system for nominating members to Congress."

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