Today, they have had the chance to hold big corporations accountable for the damage they have done to our communities, but instead of looking into that, have invited big corporations here to air their grievances about how everyday Americans are bullying them.
Maxwell Frost: “Today, they have had the chance to hold big corporations accountable for the damage they have done to our communities…”
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Critiques Republicans for prioritizing corporate interests over community accountability.
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