Rep. Maxine Waters Talks Trump, GOP Tax Bill, 2018 Midterm Elections & How Blacks Can Move Forward
December 21, 2017
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13:44Now PlayingRep. Maxine Waters Talks Trump, GOP Tax Bill, 2018 Midterm Elections & How Blacks Can Move Forward
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as posted by the channelCongresswoman Maxine Waters has been a powerful voice in the democratic party and the election of Donald Trump has given her a second wind. Millenials affectionately call her Auntie Maxine and we all know she's the queen of clapback.
Rep. Waters joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to talk Trump, the Republican tax bill, the 2018 midterm elections and how African Americans can move forward in this current political climate.
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