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nation's richest people in the Hamptons, Sen. Kamala Harris (D- Calif.) distanced herself from the Medicare-for-all plan that she co-sponsored with Bernie Sanders. From the Daily Beast: "I think almost every member of the United States Senate who's running for president, and many others, have signed on to a

why I support them. And I support Medicare-for-all. But as you may have noticed, over the course of the many months, I've not been comfortable with Bernie's plan.' ... That the senator now has reservations about the legislation was not, her campaign argued, a matter of political convenience but, rath

hards, Centerview Partners' Blair Effron and Citigroup's Ray McGuire waited to hear Harris's pitch while would-be donors grazed on mini pizza." -- Sanders fired back: -- But Harris is not the only Democrat backing off her support from Medicare-for-all. Chelsea Janes and Michael Scheter_report: "In re

s that specific actions by the Fed would be enough to lift countries such as Germany out of a downturn." -- Trump's industrial policy takes a hit: U.S. Steel plans to lay off hundreds of workers in Michigan. From Reuters: "In a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed on Aug. 5, the Pittsburg

nation's richest people in the Hamptons, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) distanced herself from the Medicare-for-all plan that she co-sponsored with Bernie Sanders. From the Daily Beast: "I think almost every member of the United States Senate who's running for president, and many others, have signed on to a v

why I support them. And I support Medicare-for-all. But as you may have noticed, over the course of the many months, I've not been comfortable with Bernie's plan.' ... That the senator now has reservations about the legislation was not, her campaign argued, a matter of political convenience but, rathe

hards, Centerview Partners' Blair Effron and Citigroup's Ray McGuire waited to hear Harris's pitch while would-be donors grazed on mini pizza." -- Sanders fired back: -- But Harris is not the only Democrat backing off her support from Medicare-for-all. Chelsea Janes and Michael Scherer report: "In rec

s that specific actions by the Fed would be enough to lift countries such as Germany out of a downturn." -- Trump's industrial policy takes a hit: U.S. Steel plans to lay off hundreds of workers in Michigan. From Reuters: "In a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed on Aug. 5, the Pittsburgh

t in the UK, waves of immigrants arriving on Europe’s angry shores, the disenfranchisement of the workingman, the specter of more financial meltdown, Bernie Sanders and his liberal revanchism—everywhere was backlash. Even the most dedicated exponents of globalism were hesitating. Bannon believed that great number

n, the specter of more financial meltdown, Bernie Sanders and his liberal revanchism—everywhere was backlas

rkingman, the specter of more financial meltdown, Bernie Sanders and his liberal revanchism—everywhere was

rough, puzzled by Trump’s jauntiness in the face of the protests spreading across the nation, demurred and then said, “Well, I love what you did with U.S. Steel and that you had the union guys come into the Oval Office.” Trump had pledged to use U.S.-made steel in U.S. pipelines and, in a Trump touch, met at

d from Venezuela. The article mentioned that Sen. Bernie Moreno, (R-OH), called the discovery and allegat

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