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"The Corporations Run this Place" | Omari Hardy on the Influence of Corporate Money in Politics
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15:27Now Playing#FloridaPolitics #Florida #OmariHardi
Omari Hardy is a native South Floridian, affordable housing advocate, and Florida Representative for District 88. He is running in the special election for U.S. Congress in FL-20, which covers most of the majority-black precincts in and around Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.
Omari is running on a bold progressive platform. He supports:
*Medicare for All. Besides assuring “every person in the country has health care,” Hardy said it would save money by taking insurance companies out of the system. “These insurance companies are just profiteers off of something that should never be subject to the profit motive. Health care is a human right.”
*The Green New Deal. He defines it as “a new deal for working class people that uses climate change, the biggest challenge of our lifetimes, to restructure the American economy so that it works for working class people … and that includes people of color.”
As a State Representative, Omari has introduced legislation to overhaul policing with new civilian oversight of law enforcement and corrections agencies and employees. He’s also criticized the sugar industry, one of the worst polluters in the State of Florida.
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