Kevin Zeese on Corporations

Favors more employee owned businesses

Zeese favors:

more employee owned businesses.
an more democratic economy where wealth is more equitably shared.
Zeese favors the first $100,000 in income being federal tax free. This is more than made up by a micro tax of .1% on the purchase of stocks, bonds, currency and options.

Source: Email interview with OnTheissues.org Jun 25, 2006

Stop international corporate welfare and unfair competition

I will focus on economic justice-ending the rich poor divide, stopping corporate welfare for national and international businesses that create unfair competition for local entrepreneurs and ending big business control of government. We need an economy that creates entrepreneurs where all Americans have a stake in the economy because the share the wealth. We need a real ownership society. Source: Campaign website, www.kevinzeese.com Jan 24, 2006

Restore right to sue and reduce eminent domain

Attacks on the right of people to sue when they are harmed by corporations undermine a critical constitutional protection citizens have against major corporations. Recent court decisions expanding eminent domain put property rights at risk. We need to restore civil liberties undermined by recent federal government actions. Source: Campaign website, www.kevinzeese.com Jan 24, 2006

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