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Trump’s Nuclear Love

Right-wing Group’s Senate Agenda ; What Liberal Media? ...and More Picks

Right-wing Group’s Senate Agenda ; What Liberal Media? ...and More Picks for 7/21

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Trump Administration Releases Regulatory Agenda (Celia)

James Goodwin writes, “Only a preliminary review is necessary to confirm the harm the outlined policies would do to the nation’s hard-working families and communities and how they would exacerbate social inequality throughout our country.”

Trump Drops Covert CIA Arming of Syrian Rebels (Jimmy)

The program had been in place since 2013 under the Obama administration. A separate program run by US military to train rebels remains in place.

Right-wing ALEC Wants to Bring Back the Bad Old Days (Reader Steve)

Instead of having the popular vote elect candidates to the Senate, ALEC wants to revive backroom deal making.

Holding on to Nuclear Weapons (Jimmy)

The author writes, “For months now there has been a frustrating hunt for ‘collusion’ between the Trump administration and Russia, but there is one clear example of collusion — along with the other half dozen or so nuclear weapons states — in opposing the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.”

Trump’s Media Specter (Reader Steve)

Think there is a liberal stranglehold on media? This article details a few other players in the game.

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