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In a  rebuff to the [[American Israel Public Affairs Committee]], four key Brooklyn congresspeople, representing large concentrations of [[Jewish]] voters, came out in support of the [[Iran nuke deal]]. Early defense of President Obama's diplomacy by the [[Congressional Black Caucus]] and [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] played a role., as well as the work of Leader Pelosi's office.  

In a  rebuff to the [[American Israel Public Affairs Committee]], four key Brooklyn congresspeople, representing large concentrations of [[Jewish]] voters, came out in support of the [[Iran nuke deal]]. Early defense of President Obama's diplomacy by the [[Congressional Black Caucus]] and [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] played a role., as well as the work of Leader Pelosi's office.  

A national day of action, initiated by [[MoveOn]], focused on meetings with congresspeople who were still on the fence. The grassroots group [[Brooklyn For Peace]] played a particularly important role in mobilizing on short notice over 200 constituents to meet with undecided Democratic Reps. [[Hakeem Jeffries]], [[Yvette Clarke]], and Nydia Velasquez.<ref>[http://peoplesworld.org/brooklyn-reps-rebuff-aipac-back-iran-deal/ PW, Brooklyn reps rebuff AIPAC, back Iran deal] by: Chris Butters September 9 2015</ref>

A national day of action, initiated by [[MoveOn]], focused on meetings with congresspeople who were still on the fence. The grassroots group Brooklyn For Peace played an important role in mobilizing on short notice over 200 constituents to meet with undecided Democratic Reps. [[Hakeem Jeffries]], [[Yvette Clarke]], and Nydia Velasquez.<ref>[http://peoplesworld.org/brooklyn-reps-rebuff-aipac-back-iran-deal/ PW, Brooklyn reps rebuff AIPAC, back Iran deal] by: Chris Butters September 9 2015</ref>

===Anti "Muslim ban"===

===Anti "Muslim ban"===