My friend Colin Brehm started a new group, Virginians for Transparency. You can find them on Facebook.
VG: What made you decide to launch Virginians for
Transparency?
CB: With all of the buzz over a recent Senate
committee meeting, Virginians ought to be able to have a C-SPAN type of
website where they can watch live or previous committee meetings, floor debates
and votes that is constantly updated while the General Assembly is in session.
This is truly a non-partisan issue that should be addressed within a reasonable
amount of time.
VG: What do you hope to accomplish? What is your long term goal?
CB: The long term goal is for anyone who has
access to the internet to watch live debates and votes in the Virginia
General Assembly, in addition to having access to archived videos as well.
VG: How can people get involved?
VG: How can people get involved?
CB: As of right now, -write a letter to your
local newspaper, e-mail your state Senator or Delegate asking if they would
support having all Senate and House of Delegate committee session, votes,
debate and floor activities streamed live on the internet and having the video
archived online. You can also join the Virginians for Transparency Facebook
page too.
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