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elleng

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1. 'the U.S. Chamber of Commerce opposes both voting rights laws and living wages.

Reply to scipan (Original post)

Tue Jan 18, 2022, 12:18 AM

Jan 2022

They back Senators Kyrsten Sinema, Joe Manchin and their Republican colleagues in an effort to normalize the subversion of democracy and make voting rights the special interest of minority groups.'

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Voting Rights Isn't Just a Black Issue [View all] scipan Jan 2022 OP

'the U.S. Chamber of Commerce opposes both voting rights laws and living wages. elleng Jan 2022 #1

I remember when the Chamber of Commerce scipan Jan 2022 #3

So do I, but it seems like a LONG time ago. elleng Jan 2022 #4

Yeah. I think they were less overt about what they wanted? scipan Jan 2022 #8

I'm afraid much is lost. elleng Jan 2022 #9

But... we can't give up. scipan Jan 2022 #11

There's lots that has to be done, elleng Jan 2022 #12

I think you're on to something. scipan Jan 2022 #13

even SINCE the 60s, we had some good organizers, elleng Jan 2022 #14

Here's where I get radical scipan Jan 2022 #15

as there are way more white voters than black, changes will affect more whites msongs Jan 2022 #2

Agree. But blacks as usual will probably get the worst scipan Jan 2022 #5

I'm curious about what your point is. I may have missed it. scipan Jan 2022 #6

since so many people who are not black are also affected it supports your msongs Jan 2022 #7

Okay. I still say we are tied together. scipan Jan 2022 #10

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