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  1. The world cannot tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran. The JCPOA is a strong internationally-agreed bulwark against that eventuality, and the best way to avoid potentially catastrophic armed conflict. The President's misguided action has assured one thing: the world is now less safe .

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  2. As a former professor, I understand how difficult and rewarding being an educator can be. Thank you to all of you who dedicate your life to teaching.

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  4. This is disturbing. After holding children’s health hostage for most of last year, Republicans are now looking to go back and retract approved funding for this important program.

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  5. This May, join me in recognizing Jewish American Heritage month, and remembering all that the community has contributed to this country. I pledge to continue to confront antisemitism, and all forms of discrimination, in the US and around the world.

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  6. May 7

    Happy birthday (05/06) to Nguyen Van Dai!. Nguyen Van Dai is a human rights lawyer and blogger serving 15 years in prison for his activism. advocates for him through the

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  7. President Trump and his protectors are still escalating their fight against the Department of Justice and Special Counsel Mueller. The President must understand that the rule of law applies to everyone, even him.

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  8. Former HHS Secretary Tom Price admitted just how much damage the repeal of the individual mandate could do to insurance markets. With the healthy opting out, premiums for the older, sicker, and more vulnerable will increase dramatically. Outrageous.

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  9. A good look at the terrible damage that the Farm Bill could do to vulnerable people across the country. These huge cuts to nutrition assistance are un-American and unacceptable.

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  10. May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Murdered Native Women and Girls. Too often, the victims of these tragedies pass unacknowledged. Let us stand in solidarity with them.

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  11. Scott Pruitt has never believed in protecting public health or our environment. Special interests have always come first. Before coming to Washington, he relaxed state regulations, working hand in hand with polluting industries.

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  13. Great to see Senate Democrats forcing real action to overrule the FCC and restore . The American people overwhelmingly support this measure. must not stand in the way.

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  14. is failing. There’s no new investment, no supercharged economic growth. Instead, the money is flowing back to wealthy investors, just as we warned. And the deficit is growing at record rates.

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  15. PM Netanyahu made clear why we need the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA). We know the Iranians are not our friends. We know they’re guilty of crimes throughout the Middle East. But the JCPOA has tough enforcement provisions, and the deal is working.

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  16. On this International Workers’ Day, join me in recognizing the enormous contribution that workers and the labor movement have made to our nation. Let’s pledge to continue to work every day to expand opportunity and create better jobs for all.

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  17. This article is deeply troubling. Paying membership dues at Mar-A-Lago benefits the President personally, and can allow access to the policymaking process. Congress must oversee the President’s financial conflicts of interest to prevent corruption.

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  18. The attacks on journalists today in Kabul are tragic and appalling. A reminder of the importance, and risks that reporters take in the name of sharing vital stories with the world. We must be grateful for their efforts every day.

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  19. The White House is currently drafting proposals which would gut emissions and fuel economy standards for vehicles—and would try to block states like California from implementing their own rules. This is outrageous, I will oppose fiercely.

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  20. His warnings about the future of the Iran deal were alarming. Abandoning this agreement would be horrifically destabilizing and could easily lead to war, or a nuclear-armed Iran. 2/2

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