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Judge warns DOJ not to ‘play possum’ with ‘anti-weaponization’ fund it says is dead
The Trump administration has said the fund isn’t moving forward, but the president has said he’d like to pay purported victims “the kind of money that they deserve.”
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What happenedThe Trump administration has said the fund isn’t moving forward, but the president has said he’d like to pay purported victims “the kind of money that they deserve.”.
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Left / center-leftJudge warns DOJ not to ‘play possum’ with ‘anti-weaponization’ fund it says is dead
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Right / center-rightCongresswoman Claims Trump's DOJ Is Harassing Act Blue CEO Because She's a Black Woman
Judge warns DOJ not to ‘play possum’ with ‘anti-weaponization’ fund it says is dead
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The Trump administration has said the fund isn’t moving forward, but the president has said he’d like to pay purported victims “the kind of money that they deserve.”
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