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Amit Shah Must Be Sacked For Allowing Delhi Violence: Congress Amit Shah Must Be Sacked For Allowing Delhi Violence: Congress The Congress leader said the Delhi Police instead of arresting the anti-social elements involved in violence and unruly incidents, is registering false cases against farmer leaders. It is a huge, colossal security lapse and intelligence failure, Congress said (File) New Delhi: The Congress on Wednesday held Home Minister Amit Shah responsible for the violence that shook the national capital on Republic Day, and said he should be sacked immediately. The Congress a...

 Here’s What New York Democrat Party Boss Thinks of an AOC Primary Challenge Against Chuck Schumer Posted By Ruth King on December 28th, 2020 Jay Jacobs, chairman of the New York State Democratic Committee, made it clear where he stands when it comes to rumors of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) preparing a primary challenge against Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). “I think it would be a primary driven by ambition more than by need,” Jacobs told the New York Post. Rumors have circulated for months that AOC will attempt t...

Jay Jacobs, chairman of the New York State Democratic Committee, made it clear where he stands when it comes to rumors of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) preparing a primary challenge

invariably result in private investors reaping the profits while the public bears the costs and liabilities. We have relied for too long on private, often global, capital, while the Chinese run circles around us building infrastructure with credit simply created on the books of their government-owned banks. Earlier publicly-owned U.S. national banks and U.S. Treasuries pulled off similar feats, using what Sen. Henry Clay, U.S. statesman from 1806 to 1852, named the "American System" - funding national production simply with "sovereign" money and credit.They included the First (1791-1811) and...

Democratic lawmakers fear Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, vote secretly to exclude her from her chosen congressional committee Posted on There’s good and bad when a politician builds a reputation for bucking the system, breaking protocols, and doing essentially whatever they want. Party leadership usually doesn’t reward rabble-rousers, as Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez learned today. In her efforts to move up in party hierarchy and establish a platform through which to push her Green New Deal, the newly reelected Representative from New York applied to be on the powerful Energy and Com...