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In the 112th Congress, she represented California's 33rd district before redistricting.  From 2004–2010, Bass was a member of the [[California State Assembly]] and for almost two years of that time she was its speaker.  [[Tony Coelho]], pushed Bass hard to the Biden camp. “According to a highly placed source in Sacramento, Coelho, whose 10-year stint included many atop the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, has been in close contact with the Bass camp.<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/lawmaker-never-heard-suddenly-bidens-veep-shortlist/</ref>

In the 112th Congress, she represented California's 33rd district before redistricting.  From 2004–2010, Bass was a member of the [[California State Assembly]] and for almost two years of that time she was its speaker.  [[Tony Coelho]], pushed Bass hard to the Biden camp. “According to a highly placed source in Sacramento, Coelho, whose 10-year stint included many atop the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, has been in close contact with the Bass camp.<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/lawmaker-never-heard-suddenly-bidens-veep-shortlist/</ref>

Karen Bass held the No.2 position in the [[deep state]] [[regime change]] operation [[National Endowment for Democracy]] when she was elected mayor of [[Los Angeles]].<ref>https://californiaglobe.com/fr/ned-karen-bass-and-the-world/</ref>

Karen Bass held the No.2 most senior member of the board of directors in the [[deep state]] [[regime change]] operation [[National Endowment for Democracy]] while simultaneously on the committee in Congress charged with oversight of the [[NED]] in line.<ref>https://californiaglobe.com/fr/ned-karen-bass-and-the-world/</ref> With Karen Bass, NED effectively got a free pass to oversee itself.<ref>https://twitter.com/MikeBenzCyber/status/1931527935577534546</ref>

==Black Panther Party==

==Black Panther Party==