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Crazyleftie

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12. to get attention for the issue discussed

Reply to LenaBaby61 (Reply #8)

Sat Dec 19, 2020, 07:58 AM

Dec 2020

In a historic moment that should be a cause for celebration, a first for a native american to be in a cabinet position, and finally having some influential input and direction in policy affecting the lives of native americans, why else would this unrelated issue be brought up?

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Deb Haaland may have some explaining to do ... [View all] LenaBaby61 Dec 2020 OP

Thanks for posting. I was unaware of this situation and it's attendant issues. alwaysinasnit Dec 2020 #1

Please be sure to read the entire article through to the end. nt DURHAM D Dec 2020 #3

If you read the whole story that tweet doesn't really match DURHAM D Dec 2020 #2

Thank you. sheshe2 Dec 2020 #4

Back in the 70s I was touring the Five Civilized Tribes Museum in Muskogee. DURHAM D Dec 2020 #9

Divide and rule is live and well n/t malaise Dec 2020 #11

This seems to be much more complicated than the tweet suggests. StarfishSaver Dec 2020 #5

she co-sponsored a Native American Housing Bill bigtree Dec 2020 #6

It appears we don't have the whole story Crazyleftie Dec 2020 #7

A slam from whom? LenaBaby61 Dec 2020 #8

to get attention for the issue discussed Crazyleftie Dec 2020 #12

Interesting, kick! burrowowl Dec 2020 #10