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Cory Booker Joins Republican Sen. Majority to Kill Cheaper Meds
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* Obama * Sessions * Tillerson
“On January 1, Rex Tillerson retired from oil giant Exxon Mobil after 41 years, the last 10 as CEO and chairman of the board. When he appears in January before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee to be considered for U.S. Secretary of State, Exxon Mobil will be preparing to appear before a jury at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, just blocks away. There, the company will face allegations that security forces under its employ engaged in serious human rights abuses, including murder, torture, sexual violence, kidnapping, battery, assault, burning, arbitrary arrest, detention and false imprisonment.…
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Jeff Sessions’ Record
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Democrats Playing with Fire on Russia
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Ravitch: Trump Ed. Nominee DeVos not Qualified
“DeVos is a billionaire who has never worked in a public school, never attended a public school, never sent her own children to public school. She has lived in a billionaire bubble of privilege. She has no understanding of the needs of our nation’s public schools, and she is in fact actively hostile to them. This is unacceptable. She is unacceptable.
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CIA and NSA Veterans on Russia, Trump and Obama
“President Obama campaigned on the basis of transparency and openness, but ignored accountability for the CIA’s transgressions and fundamentally weakened the role of oversight throughout the national security community.”
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GOP Congress, Trump “Already Pushing Koch” “Deregulatory Revolution”
“Speaker Paul Ryan called the Republican-controlled federal government a ‘dream’ in his opening remarks to the House, but for anyone not heading up a corporation or working on Wall Street, that dream will be a nightmare.”
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Healthcare: Obama Vs. Pence?
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The Escalating War on Independent Information
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Noted Activist Gets S.S. Checks Stopped Following Drone Protests
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Howard Zinn