California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “No one in America should be working a full-time job while struggling to afford housing and basic needs….”

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California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “No one in America should be working a full-time job while struggling to afford housing and basic needs….”
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Jan 21, 2023
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Ro Khanna tweeted the following:

“No one in America should be working a full-time job while struggling to afford housing and basic needs.
$7.25 is not a living wage. Its past time we raised it.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Ro Khanna:

“Wall Street is making homeownership unaffordable for working families by buying up single-family homes.
My bill the Stop Wall Street Landlords Act will help rein in corporate greed.”
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“Armenians are receiving rationing coupons as we speak, like Americans during the Great Depression.
Azerbaijan has blocked the Lachin Corridor for over a month, leading to major food and medicine shortages. The U.S. must use its leverage to end the blockade of Artsakh.”
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“To be clear, much of our debt is from Republican policies including Trump’s tax cuts and funding wars overseas. We should simply pay the debt that we have already incurred.”
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