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Hayes. so commission picks the president, hayes, and had less popular vote ethey threw the 20 electoral cl college vote remaining to haze, and the republicans said, met at a hotel in washington in february of 1877 and worked out a compromise, democrat would accept hayes victory provided hayes removed all federal troops and the south, and compromise consolidatedded democrat control of region, ending reof co reconstruction, reversing gains that f african-american made in post civil war effort, they did that and undermined efforts by the taken by grant to send i u.s. army ....
Hayes. so commission picks the president, hayes, and had less popular vote ethey threw the 20 electoral cloc college vote remaining to haze, and the republicans said, met at a hotel in washington in february of 1877 and worked out a compromise, democrat would accept hayes victory provided hayes removed all federal troops and the south, and compromise consolidatedded democrat control of region, ending reof convehico reconstruction, reversing gains that fla african-american made in post civil war effort, they did that and undermined efforts by the taken by grant to send ir u.s. army ....
Hayes. so commission picks the president, hayes, and had less popular vote ethey threw the 20 electoral cloc college vote remaining to haze, and the republicans said, met at a hotel in washington in february of 1877 and worked out a compromise, democrat would accept hayes victory provided hayes removed all federal troops and the south, and compromise consolidatedded democrat control of region, ending reof convehico reconstruction, reversing gains that fla african-american made in post civil war effort, they did that and undermined efforts by the taken by grant to send ir u.s. army ....
Next month to decide whether or not to strike. and the united autoworkers could follow suit in the fall. joining me now to discuss all this is ro khanna of california, a member of the congressional labor caucus. congressman, thank you so much for joining me. look, i don t think we have seen something like this since like 1877, when there was like massive labor strikes throughout the country. this is significant, and being on the committee that you re on, i m sure you re in touch with these unions, you re in contact. you know, industries around the country are communicating with gres what s going on with them. what do you think has caused this sort of hot strike summer? we re seeing so many different protests and so many different strikes across disparate industries. do you think there s a core cause or are people just getting fed up? the working class is tired of losing in an economy for the past 40 years. the working class has lost 25% ....
Your political opponents and it feels like across the board on the right, there is this kind of sort of lust for that, right? for we need to be able to not let our political opponents vote, but also to hurt them or worse. there was this woman, random, a right wing twitter person who tweeted about the horrors of drugs and homelessness in san francisco, and said maybe if we brought back hanging in san francisco, where in 1877 there was a mass lynching of chinese immigrants, that was a thing that actually happened in san francisco. and for her to sort of channel that, right, and to channel the first woman senator, a white woman who was a former slave owner who preached about that. we should be lynching more people it s like maybe because they don t like books and history, maybe they don t know they re channeling that, but they are. and we have had this conversation, not related to this topic, but a broader conversation of the christian nationalism that s seeped into ....