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May 21, 2018

Bill banning boycotts!?!? and a SNAP Work requirement | This Week In Congress

Iziah Thompson is back on This Week in Congress, keeping you up to date about what’s happening in Washington. He talks a big “Farm Bill”, Net-Neutrality, and possible punishment for American citizens boycotting?!?. Click below to view, share, and comment on these bills! https://youtu.be/k5UPXo_Jolg

May 21, 2018

Former SF Supervisor John Avalos Endorses Shahid Buttar’s Campaign to Replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress

Shahid Buttar, a grassroots activist, privacy advocate, and a Muslim immigrant, is running for Nancy Pelosi’s seat in San Francisco. He is garnering endorsements. Burrat came to Civic Hall to share his vision for SF and Congress with DailyClout. Look for the video here this week. DailyClout is nonpartisan, so …

May 17, 2018

OPINION: Senate Panel Endorses Gina Haspel, Despite Her Facilitation of Torture

The Senate Intelligence Committee voted 10-5 to support Gina Haspel’s nomination today, despite the fact that her facilitation of torture should disqualify her from assuming the role of CIA director. Next the full Senate will make a final decision on Haspel’s nomination in a vote that is expected to take …

May 15, 2018

The Past Week in Congress: While Everyone Focused on Stormy Daniels, Big Bills to Deregulate Banks Moved Ahead

Dr. Naomi Wolf takes over This Week in Congress, keeping you up to date about what’s happening in Washington. She talks big bills on government spending, bank deregulation, and more. Click below to view, share, and comment on these bills! https://youtu.be/GQ6boGllxxY

May 14, 2018

OPINION: The Illiberal Left: Today’s New Fascists?

American liberals and leftists have a long history off assailing conservatives with the epithet: Fascist. Indeed, in today’s political climate, the labels “Fascist” and even the term “Nazi” are often thrown around by both sides of the debate, without people having the slightest historical understanding of what they mean. But …

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