Daily Topics - Tuesday June 26th, 2012

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE at our new time, 3-6pm Eastern!

Hour One: The most important question is not being asked in this election...

Hour Two: The real job killer is "NOT" raising minimum wage... Phil Kerpen, American Commitment

Hour Three: Obamacare...are we "all" in this together or not?

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cmr2012 10 years 39 weeks ago
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An FYI - Tribal nations in the US receive raparation for lands forcefully taken or land that was given to the US Government as part of treaties. It is not free health care or free educational assistance, it is paid for in millions of native americans' blood and in millions of acres forcefully taken or relinquished through treaties.

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