Daily Topics - Wednesday May 10th, 2017
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Coming up today on The Thom Hartmann Program - Your Home for the Resistance:
In for Thom, please welcome Alex Lawson, Social Security Works/We Act Radio
- Comey Firing, Trumpcare & more - Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) talks with Alex and takes YOUR calls...
- Ending Corporate Personhood...NOW More Than Ever - Kaitlin-Sopoci-Belknap, Move To Amend (Catch MTA's , Legalize Democracy today on Free Speech TV!)
- Arrested For Laughing...No, Really! Tighe Barry, Code Pink
- Dump Trumpcare! Michael Lighty, National Nurses United
...LIVE from Washington, DC starting at 12pm Eastern...
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