Yet another reason House Republican leaders are resisting strengthening Russia sanctions: they're concerned about their own fundraising.pic.twitter.com/ugxXpHyHXf
House Republican leader @PeteSessions says he's concerned about the Senate's Russia sanctions bill disadvantaging companies in his district.pic.twitter.com/8xZGa376Er
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There's little difference between this and how they enable Trump - self-interest over country. Very disturbing.
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So even though a hostile foreign government hacked our election,
@PeteSessions is okay with that as long as it enriches his cronies. Got it. - 他3件の返信
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Hell Yeah! Now lets see the House's response...
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"companies that I represent." You're not supposed to represent companies,
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Companies are people now. Go Citizens united!
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Companies can't vote... Yet. But with this crew, that's probably next on the agenda. :|
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There are companies that try to coerce their employees to vote.
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There are, but more try to stop their employees from voting. Which is why election day ought to be a national holiday.
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... and voting ought to be mandatory.
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I'm not sure we can do that. Mandatory poll attendance, though, could be done; just require those not wanting to vote to explicitly decline.
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We could have an option for abstain, and there is usually already a way to write-in candidates.
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He's my congressman. Just a corporate shill.
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Maybe pay him a visit to ask how even Ted Cruz and John Cornyn managed to support these sanctions, but he can't?
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They play good cop/ bad cop. A credit/ debit system where the house and senate go back and forth to keep us quiet.
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Infuriating.
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