Sam Seder
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Warren's Garbage Excuse For Military Spending Vote
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September 16, 2019
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6:13Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Emma Vigeland asks Elizabeth Warren why she voted to increase military spending.
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"lizabeth Warren is getting a lot of attention. I saw three separate pro-Warren stories on Medium just this morning, and with good reason. She has a long history of fighting against big money interests, which is no small victory in a political system controlled by money. Examples of her work include the reintroduction of the Glass-Steagall Act, a modern version of the 1933 regulatory banking act. She also pushed for the criminal prosecution of HSBC after their tax evasion scandal. She’s been impressively consistent on the importance of banking reform. As a presidential candidate she’s proposed a number of excellent progressive policies including a sweeping student loan forgiveness program, universal childcare, a plan to improve abortion access, and Medicare for All, among other things."*
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