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Dems Oppose Peace on Korean Peninsula
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
18 Jun 2018
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“It’s really disgusting to see Democratic Congress members and senators condemning an obvious step towards peace,” said David Swanson, director of World Beyond War. Democrats have aligned with the most warlike Republicans to sponsor legislation that would “prevent the removal of any U.S. troops from South Korea.”

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