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45:51Now PlayingJordan Chariton interviewed Congressional candidate and former Seattle City Councilmember and cofounder of Workers Strike Back about her congressional campaign for Washington States's 19th district against incumbent Democrat Adam Smith. The two discussed her campaign, what it will take for a socialist to win against an onslaught of millions of dollars in attack ads against her by AIPAC and other special interests, the new Congressional law that guts Medicaid and food stamps, and more. For more information on Kshama Sawant's Congressional campaign| SUPPORT our INDEPENDENT ON THE GROUND reporting for as low as $5 bucks a month. Corporate media isn’t gonna do it!
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