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| | After the Democrat's First Debate in June 2019, the Sunrise activists succeeded in lobbying for two climate forums on [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]] in September. Sunrise was quick to note on that it is not satisfied that these were “forums” as opposed to “debates.” Chris Hayes, an editor-at-large with ''[[The Nation]]'' — a publication that has given copious editorial space to Sunrise, including publishing three separate appeals for reader support for Sunrise just in 2019 — will host the MSNBC forum. | | After the Democrat's First Debate in June 2019, the Sunrise activists succeeded in lobbying for two climate forums on [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]] in September. Sunrise was quick to note on that it is not satisfied that these were “forums” as opposed to “debates.” Chris Hayes, an editor-at-large with ''[[The Nation]]'' — a publication that has given copious editorial space to Sunrise, including publishing three separate appeals for reader support for Sunrise just in 2019 — will host the MSNBC forum. |
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| − | Somehow Washington governor [[Jay Inslee]], who has staked his 2020 presidential campaign on climate change and whose plan Sunrise has endorsed, did not RSVP for the event. In an outburst during the Democratic debate on July 31, 2019 he berated former vice president [[Joe Biden]], yelling, “We cannot work this out! The time is up. Our house is on fire. We have to stop using coal in 10 years!” Neither did [[Tom Steyer]] respond. Steyer's nonprofit [[NextGen America]] is also tied to Sunrise, and according to the New York Times, the two groups “strategize” together.<ref>https://archive.fo/ytfYT</ref> Inslee and Steyer are attempting to separate themselves from the openly [[communist]] organization. | + | Somehow Washington governor [[Jay Inslee]], who has staked his 2020 presidential campaign on climate change and whose plan Sunrise has endorsed, did not RSVP for the event. In an outburst during the Democratic debate on July 31, 2019 he berated former vice president [[Joe Biden]], yelling, “We cannot work this out! The time is up. Our house is on fire. We have to stop using coal in 10 years!” Neither did [[Tom Steyer]] respond. Inslee and Steyer are attempted to separate themselves from the openly [[communist]] organization. |
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| | + | ==2020 Antifa riots=== |
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| | + | Democrat communist millionaire Tom Steyer's [[NextGen America]] is also tied to the [[Sunrise Movement]], and according to the ''New York Times'', the two groups “strategize” together.<ref>https://archive.fo/ytfYT</ref> Fix Our Senate is a group of Democrat millionaires and billionaires including Steyer and George Soros to slander and mislead Americans with fake news about Republicans.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/steyer-soros-funded-groups-part-of-new-coalition-launched-to-attack-mcconnell/</ref> |
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| | + | [[Project Veritas]] infiltrated New York Antifa. In an undercover video, Antifa instructors teach [[white]] people how to maim and disable people. The video also introduces Andy Zee, an organizer for Refuse Fascism, a project of the [[Revolutionary Communist Party]], talking about a possible meet-up with Democrat donor Tom Steyer. |
| | + | {{quotebox|“I don’t know if we took the meeting today. We were meeting with his main advisor on impeachment...Tom Steyer’s been retweeting some of our stuff."}} |
| | + | Zee said the group was hoping to raise $2M to $5M to organize massive protests in major cities against President Trump. “You’re actually going to sustain millions of people, hundreds of thousands on the streets in certain cities,” Zee explained.<ref>https://pjmedia.com/video/debra-heine/2018/08/01/okeefe-catches-antifa-fight-instructors-teaching-activists-how-to-inflict-pain-on-their-targets-n91391</ref> |
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