Dems Campaigned On Affordability But Their Victory Threats Reveal Another Priority
Officials were still counting ballots in elections across the United States when Democrats began openly advertising what they planned to do with their newly acquired power. As soon as it became clear that Democrats would retake control of t
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Officials were still counting ballots in elections across the United States when Democrats began openly advertising what they planned to do with their newly acquired power. As soon as it became clear that Democrats would retake control of the U.S.
House of Representatives, Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) issued a two-word warning indicating that he intended ...
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