

Jeff Clements
Co-founder and CEO of American Promise and former Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts who has led efforts to amend the Constitution to limit the influence of money in politics; author of Corporations Are Not People.
Top 3 podcasts with Jeff Clements
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Dec 17, 2025 • 60min
Interview Only w/ Jeff Clements - How To Get Money Out Of Politics For Good
Jeff Clements, co-founder of American Promise and a campaign finance reform advocate, dives into the pressing issue of money in politics. He discusses how Supreme Court rulings have distorted the landscape, treating money as speech and creating super PACs. Clements argues for a constitutional amendment to restore power to legislatures and curb corruption, drawing parallels to historical struggles. He emphasizes that this reform could unify Americans across the political spectrum, making political equality a priority amidst polarization.

Dec 17, 2025 • 2h 23min
Full Episode - Trump Is Exhibiting 25th Amendment Behavior + How To Get Money Out Of Politics For Good
Jeff Clements, co-founder of American Promise and campaign finance reform expert, discusses the overwhelming influence of money in politics. He explains how landmark Supreme Court rulings distorted the law, equating spending with speech and undermining democratic processes. The conversation also touches on the urgent need for a constitutional amendment to restore legislative control and mitigate judicial power. Clements emphasizes the public's desire for reform, urging a grassroots approach to limit financial influence on governance.

Nov 1, 2025 • 28min
Why the System’s Rigged—and How to Unrig It - Jeff Clements
Jeff Clements, co-founder and CEO of American Promise and former Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts, dives deep into the impact of money in politics. He discusses the ramifications of the Citizens United ruling, which opened floodgates for super PACs and dark money, skewing representation. Clements advocates for a constitutional amendment to curb this influence and shares a state-led strategy that’s gaining momentum. He envisions a political landscape post-amendment that is more competitive and representative, drawing parallels to a 'second American revolution' in democracy.


