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Anything Goes Friday

- The New Generation of Superbugs, Brought To Us By the Reagan Conservatives...

- Independent Reporter Alex Kotch Reveals How Arizona Became the Koch Brothers' Personal Free Market Sandbox

- Former State Senator Nina Turner (D-OH, 25th District) Joins Thom In Studio to talk Progressive Politics, Bernie Sanders, the Convention & More...

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ckrob 10 years 13 weeks ago
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Review Chapter 28 of the TPP. (posted online) Its provisions clearly surrender national sovereignty to any corporate entities which might think their profits actually or potentially compromised by pesky things like environmental protection laws, etc.

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