Lawmakers say they are standing at the gates against 'Trojan horses' promoting malign foreign interests
House Foreign Affairs Committee members allege CodePink and other groups serve as "Trojan horses" for foreign influence, calling for transparency and FARA disclosure.
Republican Ledger staff · 7:05 PM ET
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House Foreign Affairs Committee members allege CodePink and other groups serve as "Trojan horses" for foreign influence, calling for transparency and FARA disclosure.
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