California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “We’ve made a strategic mistake in this country by thinking it was enough to have Nobel laureates &…”

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California U.S. Rep Ro Khanna: “We’ve made a strategic mistake in this country by thinking it was enough to have Nobel laureates &…”
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Jan 19, 2023
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Ro Khanna tweeted the following:

“We’ve made a strategic mistake in this country by thinking it was enough to have Nobel laureates & MBAs while letting production go offshore. As a result, 70,000 factories closed & towns were decimated. I spoke with @WalterIsaacson about how a new economic patriotism can fix it.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Ro Khanna:

“Thanks for stopping by my DC office @larrykleinsvl! Grateful for your service to our community in Sunnyvale.”
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“Instead of draining the swamp, House Republicans want to weaken Congressional ethics.
I dont know a single American who would want less accountability and ethical standards for members of Congress.”
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“Restaurant workers are being forced to fund an organization that has a history of lobbying against higher wages.
Great reporting from @Fahrenthold & @talmonsmith bringing this injustice to light.
nytimes.com/2023/01/17/us/“
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