California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “Funding the National Labor Relations Board is the least we can do to help working class families….”

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California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “Funding the National Labor Relations Board is the least we can do to help working class families….”
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Dec 14, 2022
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Ro Khanna tweeted the following:

“Funding the National Labor Relations Board is the least we can do to help working class families.
If we can spend almost $1 trillion on the defense budget, we can invest in protecting the rights of American workers.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Ro Khanna:

“Great news! My quantum computing cybersecurity bill with @RepNancyMace, @SenatorHassan & @senrobportman just passed the House & is headed to @POTUS’s desk.
It will help protect America against cybersecurity threats. Thanks to my Chief of Staff Geo Saba for his incredible work!”
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“For decades, we watched as American industry went offshore, and the federal government has only offered a Band-Aid to communities.
My bill with @SenRubioPress will help fix our supply chain issues in the long term and invest in manufacturing at home.
wsj.com/articles/suppl“
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“We can’t let Medicare Advantagecontinue to deceive seniors & rip off taxpayers.
Read my op-ed with @RepMarkPocan & @wendellpotter:thenation.com/article/politi“
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