How can we the people stop corporate welfare?

Question

How can we the people stop corporate welfare?

Answer 1

Vote, write letters to the editor, write to your congress people, vote, vote vote.

Answer 2

Most people will answer, "elect democrats".  But that then leads to Social welfare which is more expensive than corporate welfare.

The actual answer is to elect Libertarians and Constitutionalist.  Both of them feel the US Constitution does not allow government to hand out money.  They would end both corporate and social welfare.  Leaving you with approx. 95% of your paycheck.

Answer 3

1)  YES, stop electing Repugnicans!  They always lie and they support commercial control of our nation.

2) STOP buying from international corporations!  Buy only US-made goods!

3) PROTEST whenever corporate privilege is extended to illegal and legal corporations!  This Bear Stearn bale-out was a total lie, it was to subsidize business, and people should have taken to the streets with picket signs!

4)  BRING CLASS-ACTION LAW SUITS through the ACLU and other civil rights organizations!  If enough people do that, the courts will have to sit up in their chairs and take their sleeping caps off to MAKE the laws be enforced!

5)  PICKET AND PROTEST YOUR ELECTED MIS-REPRESENTATIVES, particularly those in the Repugnant Party, but also those in the Democratic Party who fall all over their own feet trying to look and act like Repugnicans!  VOTE THEM OUT OF OFFICE, MAKE RECALLS!

Answer 4

Stop electing Republicans.

The Dem Congress ended more than half the subsidies to Big Oil already.

Under the Rep Congress (thanks to their corporate tax breaks) Federal revenue from corporations dropped to 7%, it's lowest amount ever.  Guess who picks up this slack?

Answer 5

VOTE!  VOTEvoteVOTEvoteVOTE!!!!!

Also, write letters to all your representatives in all levels of government.  And if you're rich, give campaign funds to those who support such practices the least.

and VOTE!

Answer 6

Vote everyone out who currently holds office. Never vote any of them in for 2 terms. After a couple of elections, they will be asking what do the 'PEOPLE' want. Then and only then will our voices be heard over the money grubbing lobbyist. Don't let any former officer holder any where near current officer holders, that will break the chain of favors owed.

Don't give corporations tax breaks and other incentives to build anywhere. Money brings them in and only more money will keep them. If they are a sound financial investment, then they will reap the rewards without communities having to pay them to come or stay.