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It’s hard to describe how events have turned in the past several weeks in the United States. What once seemed like a far-off threat, the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a major toll in the U.S., and life as we know it has been altered.

The U.S. is now the global leader in COVID-19 cases. The economy has taken a nosedive, much of the country is under shelter-in-place orders, schools are closed indefinitely and millions of Americans have lost their jobs. Tragically, thousands of Americans have lost their lives.

But things perhaps could look different if not for key missteps and weeks of downplaying the risk of the pandemic by the Trump administration. In the memo below, our team is keeping an updated timeline of events that led to this outbreak that continues to plague our country.

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Currently, the US has over 1 million confirmed cases of COVID-19.

How can we stop the spread of the virus? Wide-spread, rapid testing. This tactic will allows us to track the virus more easily and flatten the curve. It will also help protect countless Americans from contracting the virus.

Congress should make sure health agencies are building up the capacity of our healthcare system to address COVID-19 by ensuring that every single American can be tested for the disease, and tested quickly.

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Currently, the US has over 1 million confirmed cases of COVID-19.

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We need to expand Medicaid, which would give healthcare coverage to 2 million Americans who are still uninsured.

If another public health crisis were to occur, this would allow more Americans to access primary care doctors through a call or a visit. This would also reduce strain on emergency departments around the country. More importantly, Americans wouldn't have to choose between paying for the health care they need and putting dinner on the table.

We need your help to urge the 14 states - including Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin - that have no yet expanded Medicaid to do so immediately.

Help Americans stay healthy and sign our petition!

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We need to expand Medicaid, which would give healthcare coverage to 2 million Americans who are still uninsured.

We need your help to urge the 14 states - including Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin - that have no yet expanded Medicaid to do so immediately.

Help Americans stay healthy and sign our petition!

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Since 2000, Barack Obama was the only president to remove an inspector general -- and he removed only one. Within just six weeks, Donald Trump has removed five.

Trump has used the concentrated focus on the COVID-19 crisis to (when he thinks no one is watching) retaliate against those who have exposed his administration's wrongdoings or could in the future. Trump knows that if he removes independent watchdogs investigating corruption in the White House, then his malfeasance and incompetence can’t be exposed.

Trump’s efforts to remove non-partisan inspectors general are a blatant cover-up. So, what is he hiding?

Tell Congress to provide oversight to Trump now.

We need to protect our democratic institutions and protect the American people from the corruption that is festering inside the White House.

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Since 2000, Barack Obama was the only president to remove an inspector general -- and he removed only one. Within just six weeks, Donald Trump has removed five.

Trump’s efforts to remove non-partisan inspectors general are a blatant cover-up. So, what is he hiding?

Tell Congress to provide oversight to Trump now.

We need to protect our democratic institutions and protect the American people from the corruption that is festering inside the White House.

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Future Majority is fighting for the people. This makes H.R. 1 - the For The People Act - a top priority. Learn the fast facts now on H.R. 1:

Learn more about H.R. 1 here.

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Future Majority is fighting for the people. This makes H.R. 1 - the For The People Act - a top priority. Learn the fast facts now on H.R. 1:

Learn more about H.R. 1 here.

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Protect and Serve: A Veterans Bill of Rights

Our nation’s veterans serve and protect us in the military -- but too often, we fail to serve and protect them when they return home: Only 30% return to civilian life with a job, nearly two million along with four million of their family members lack basic health coverage, 20 veterans die from suicide every day, and over 40,000 are without a home on any given night. They deserve better.

And a set of simple changes and cost-effective tools will make a dramatic difference, from leveraging veterans’ unique experience and training to propel them toward jobs, to proven programs that help with re-entry to civilian life, to services that make it easier for vets to access high quality healthcare and secure housing.

Protect and Serve: A Veterans Bill of Rights has been introduced in 11 states: Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, North Carolina, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Texas. See the map here.

Read the full Protect and Serve: A Veterans Bill of Rights model policy here.

Tell us, do you support a Veterans Bill of Rights to tackle suicide and other critical issues facing America's Veterans and their families?

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Protect and Serve: A Veterans Bill of Rights

Read the full Protect and Serve: A Veterans Bill of Rights model policy here.

Tell us, do you support a Veterans Bill of Rights to tackle suicide and other critical issues facing America's Veterans and their families?

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Things just got worse for embattled Republican Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, which means things must be getting better for Kentucky taxpayers.

We learned today that a three-judge panel of the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that Bevin must release the names of shareholders/investors in the shady Braidy Industries aluminum mill.

As we told you previously, Gov. Bevin invested $15 million of Kentucky taxpayer money in the Braidy Industries mill, which is owned by Bevin pal Craig Bouchard.

If that weren’t shady enough, Russian aluminum company Rusal, largely owned by Russian oligarch and Putin crony Oleg Deripaska (who’s under sanctions by the U.S. government), is putting $200 million into the Braidy Industries mill and taking a 40% ownership stake in the mill.

You may recall that Oleg Deripaska is the same Russian oligarch who paid $10 million a year to former Trump campaign chairman and convicted felon Paul Manafort.

In December last year in response to an aggressive lobbying campaign, the corrupt Trump administration set the wheels in motion for Rusal’s move into Kentucky when it lifted sanctions against the business empire of Deripaska, one of Russia’s most powerful oligarchs. Deripaska and Rusal were under sanctions in retaliation for hostile Russian interference in the 2016 election.

And guess who greased these wheels for Deripaska and Rusal? Kentucky Senators Mitch McConnell (R) and Rand Paul (R).

That’s right. The two Kentucky Republicans voted earlier this year to lift U.S. sanctions on Rusal.

By the way, the vote to lift these sanctions was scheduled by McConnell, the same Senate Majority leader who refuses to schedule a vote on a sweeping anti-corruption package, H.R. 1 that passed the House overwhelmingly earlier this year. Guess he doesn’t want an anti-corruption law that might block his own corruption.

The great Russian invasion of America keeps coming. And our own leaders have rolled out the red carpet for continued Russian interference in U.S. elections and nabbing taxpayer dollars for shady deals in the states like Kentucky. McConnell, Paul and Bevin’s embrace of corrupt Trumpism is a virus - and it is spreading. You've been warned.

Do you agree that Bevin must release the names of other investors in Braidy Industries now?

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Things just got worse for embattled Republican Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, which means things must be getting better for Kentucky taxpayers.

We learned today that a three-judge panel of the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that Bevin must release the names of shareholders/investors in the shady Braidy Industries aluminum mill.

As we told you previously, Gov. Bevin invested $15 million of Kentucky taxpayer money in the Braidy Industries mill, which is owned by Bevin pal Craig Bouchard.

You may recall that Oleg Deripaska is the same Russian oligarch who paid $10 million a year to former Trump campaign chairman and convicted felon Paul Manafort.

And guess who greased these wheels for Deripaska and Rusal? Kentucky Senators Mitch McConnell (R) and Rand Paul (R).

That’s right. The two Kentucky Republicans voted earlier this year to lift U.S. sanctions on Rusal.

Do you agree that Bevin must release the names of other investors in Braidy Industries now?

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Future Majority is dedicated to driving the For the People agenda. That means helping shape ideas that work, well, for the people. And at the top of that list is the idea of Smart Capitalism - a way to make capitalism work for all Americans.

Smart Capitalism - For the People

Here at Future Majority, you will hear us talk a lot about Smart Capitalism vs Inefficient Capitalism. In fact, you can read more about our ideas on this front right here.

Some of the 2020 Democratic presidential contenders are also talking about how capitalism is broken and needs to be fixed. Joe Biden says we need to “remake capitalism”. Beto O’Rourke calls for Conscientious Capitalism, Pete Buttigieg dubs it Democratic Capitalism and Elizabeth Warren refers to it as Accountable Capitalism.

We agree with them. And these are all the same concept, which is pretty simple -- Smart Capitalism invests in 100% of American citizens where Inefficient Capitalism empowers mainly the top 10% of earners leaving 90% of Americans in the lurch and not sharing in the wealth creation.

This gulf has created and it perpetuates income inequality, a shrinking middle class, a corporate environment where CEOs work to enrich themselves and their shareholders at the expense of their workers, and a tax system that favors the ultra wealthy.

The current inefficient capitalist system creates concentrated wealth and concentrated power. It rewards greed and can encourage outright theft (see also the financial crash of 2008 and the role of mortgage brokers...). And it lavishes the rich with tax cuts and allows corporations to - in some cases - pay zero taxes, while keeping in place regressive payroll taxes that burden average Americans. This is not a sustainable system. It is undemocratic, and it is inefficient.

Yet this system of inefficient capitalism is flourishing under Donald Trump and it is dangerously coupled with rampant corruption and an erosion of democracy that could lead the United States in the direction of a kleptocracy. (Wait, is this what Putin had planned all along???)

If Donald Trump has proved anything, it is that we need to move to a system of Smart Capitalism...and fast. He's also proved we need to take serious action to end the outright corruption that now defines Trump's Washington.

End the Corruption in Washington - For the People

When Democrats took control of the House earlier this year, one of the first things they did was to try to end the rampant culture of corruption that has a grip on Washington and keeps the system of inefficient capitalism chugging along.

On March 8, 2019 Democrats unanimously passed H.R. 1, the For the People Act - the most sweeping package of anti-corruption legislation since Watergate.

H.R. 1 would require Super PACs and other so called “dark money” groups to disclose their donors and it would enact new ethics laws and lobbying restrictions. It is aimed at stopping the flow of the unlimited and unrestricted money that dictates both who gets elected and how policy is shaped in Washington. It is this type of unregulated money in politics that rigs the system in favor of the wealthy and is corrosive to our democracy.

What does this have to do with capitalism? Simple - it is corporate lobbyists and corporate dark money spending in elections that buys access to politicians and keeps an inefficient capitalist system in place.

These folks want to keep the current system in place because they can bend the rules to work for themselves. And without anti-corruption measures like H.R. 1, these folks will continue to concentrate wealth and power where they see fit. It is this rigging of the system that blocks the very competition that makes capitalism work and benefit all Americans - not just the top 10%.

Yet Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) flatly refuses to bring H.R. 1 to a vote in the Senate. It’s no wonder...Mitch McConnell relies on corporate and lobbyist cash.

According to Open Secrets, from 1998-2018 McConnell took an absolutely obscene amount of campaign cash from the financial services industry ($12,994,583), lawyers and lobbyists ($4,543,968) and other business interests ($6,249,322).

If we as a country really want to be For the People, the Senate must bring H.R. 1 to a vote and we must move towards a system of Smart Capitalism that works For the People. All of them.

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Future Majority is dedicated to driving the For the People agenda. That means helping shape ideas that work, well, for the people. And at the top of that list is the idea of Smart Capitalism - a way to make capitalism work for all Americans.

Smart Capitalism - For the People

Here at Future Majority, you will hear us talk a lot about Smart Capitalism vs Inefficient Capitalism. In fact, you can read more about our ideas on this front right here.

End the Corruption in Washington - For the People

On March 8, 2019 Democrats unanimously passed H.R. 1, the For the People Act - the most sweeping package of anti-corruption legislation since Watergate.

Yet Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) flatly refuses to bring H.R. 1 to a vote in the Senate. It’s no wonder...Mitch McConnell relies on corporate and lobbyist cash.

If we as a country really want to be For the People, the Senate must bring H.R. 1 to a vote and we must move towards a system of Smart Capitalism that works For the People. All of them.

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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is no stranger to wielding his power to help him and his allies win elections.

He did it in 2018, when he leveraged his position as Secretary of State to oversee the gubernatorial election he ran in, and turned the other way as counties in Georgia unlawfully rejected absentee ballots of minority voters. In addition, he purged the voter rolls and put voter registration for 53,000 Georgians on hold — 70% of which were for black voters.

And he’s back at it again this year, cancelling an upcoming election for the state Supreme Court, after a Republican Justice is set to retire at the end of the year. Instead of a duly-held election that puts the decision in the hands of voters in the state, Kemp will hand-select Justice Keith Blackwell’s successor, ensuring that the seat remains in Republican control for at least two years.

Anyone might think that this has something to do with the COVID-19 pandemic and voter safety. But Kemp and the Georgia GOP have been planning this since February, using a technicality in the state’s constitution to do away with the election. Rather than play fair, Kemp cheats to win.

When it comes to elections as important as the state’s highest court — or any election for that matter — voters deserve to be heard. It’s time that politicians stop interfering and put elections back where they are intended: with the people.

Share this message with your social network that it is time Brian Kemp plays fair.

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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is no stranger to wielding his power to help him and his allies win elections.

Share this message with your social network that it is time Brian Kemp plays fair.

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American Independent Reports: McConnell gets $50,000 from pharma after blocking bill to lower drug prices

In September 2018, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a groundbreaking bill, the Lower Drug Costs Now Act. The bill would allow the government to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies on prescription drug costs for Medicare, restrict price hikes, and limit out-of-pocket costs. The same day, Mitch McConnell said the bill would not pass the Senate.

On Oct. 16, McConnell received a $2,500 check from Takeda Pharmaceuticals' political action committee, according to McConnell's reports to the Federal Election Commission.

The same campaign finance filings show that a few weeks after that, multinational pharmaceutical company Novartis' PAC also sent $2,500 to McConnell. Then, a PAC for another pharma company, Emergent BioSolutions, kicked in $2,500.

By the end of December, McConnell's campaign reported, he had received at least $30,000 more from the corporate political action committees of Bluebird Bio ($2,500), Boehringer Ingelheim ($5,000), Greenwich Biosciences ($2,500), Teva USA ($10,000), and UCB ($2,500).

According to filings from his Bluegrass Committee leadership PAC, Merck & Co. also contributed $5,000 to support McConnell and Sanofi donated $2,500.

That's not it. McConnell also received another $12,600 from pharmaceutical CEOs and lobbyists.

It is clear that Mitch McConnell is funding his campaign on the backs of the American people. We need to tell Mitch to do his job.

To see more content like this, help support Future Majority here.

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American Independent Reports: McConnell gets $50,000 from pharma after blocking bill to lower drug prices

On Oct. 16, McConnell received a $2,500 check from Takeda Pharmaceuticals' political action committee, according to McConnell's reports to the Federal Election Commission.

The same campaign finance filings show that a few weeks after that, multinational pharmaceutical company Novartis' PAC also sent $2,500 to McConnell. Then, a PAC for another pharma company, Emergent BioSolutions, kicked in $2,500.

By the end of December, McConnell's campaign reported, he had received at least $30,000 more from the corporate political action committees of Bluebird Bio ($2,500), Boehringer Ingelheim ($5,000), Greenwich Biosciences ($2,500), Teva USA ($10,000), and UCB ($2,500).

According to filings from his Bluegrass Committee leadership PAC, Merck & Co. also contributed $5,000 to support McConnell and Sanofi donated $2,500.

That's not it. McConnell also received another $12,600 from pharmaceutical CEOs and lobbyists.

It is clear that Mitch McConnell is funding his campaign on the backs of the American people. We need to tell Mitch to do his job.

To see more content like this, help support Future Majority here.

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It’s been a painful and eye-opening week in America. As we confront systemic racism that has plagued society and harmed so many, we must first understand it.

A critical place to start is with understanding the disparities that have long existed in healthcare between Black and white Americans that have been highlighted by COVID-19.

In a new memo, the Future Majority team explores the healthcare and economic disparities that dramatically impact Black Americans.

Read the full memo below:

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It’s been a painful and eye-opening week in America. As we confront systemic racism that has plagued society and harmed so many, we must first understand it.

A critical place to start is with understanding the disparities that have long existed in healthcare between Black and white Americans that have been highlighted by COVID-19.

In a new memo, the Future Majority team explores the healthcare and economic disparities that dramatically impact Black Americans.

Read the full memo below:

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CNN: Military leaders condemn Trump over protest response

ICYMI, Donald Trump plans to unleash the military on protestors to achieve \"Law and Order.\"

Yesterday, a group of military leaders including Defense Secretary James \"Mad-Dog\" Mattis broke with Trump on his uninterest in unifying Americans:

\"Donald Trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the American people -- does not even pretend to try,\" said Mattis, who has kept silent since resigning in 2018.

\"Instead he tries to divide us. We are witnessing the consequences of three years of this deliberate effort. We are witnessing the consequences of three years without mature leadership,\" said the retired Marine general in a statement, criticizing Trump for threatening to deploy regular troops to quell unrest in a flagrant threat to US political stability.

And of course, Trump doesn't like truth, so he chooses to trashtalk those in his way:

Trump's initial reaction was to discredit Mattis, who served in combat roles in two Iraq wars and in Afghanistan but who the President described on Twitter as \"the world's most overrated General.\"

But, he notes, \"His primary strength was not military, but rather personal public relations. I gave him a new life, things to do, and battles to win, but he seldom 'brought home the bacon'. I didn't like his 'leadership' style or much else about him, and many others agree. Glad he is gone!\"

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CNN: Military leaders condemn Trump over protest response

ICYMI, Donald Trump plans to unleash the military on protestors to achieve \"Law and Order.\"

Yesterday, a group of military leaders including Defense Secretary James \"Mad-Dog\" Mattis broke with Trump on his uninterest in unifying Americans:

\"Donald Trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the American people -- does not even pretend to try,\" said Mattis, who has kept silent since resigning in 2018.

\"Instead he tries to divide us. We are witnessing the consequences of three years of this deliberate effort. We are witnessing the consequences of three years without mature leadership,\" said the retired Marine general in a statement, criticizing Trump for threatening to deploy regular troops to quell unrest in a flagrant threat to US political stability.

And of course, Trump doesn't like truth, so he chooses to trashtalk those in his way:

Trump's initial reaction was to discredit Mattis, who served in combat roles in two Iraq wars and in Afghanistan but who the President described on Twitter as \"the world's most overrated General.\"

But, he notes, \"His primary strength was not military, but rather personal public relations. I gave him a new life, things to do, and battles to win, but he seldom 'brought home the bacon'. I didn't like his 'leadership' style or much else about him, and many others agree. Glad he is gone!\"

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CNN: US black-white inequality in 6 stark charts

The black-white inqualities pertaining to income, health, and COVID-19 are drastically different.

The White median networth is ten times higher than African-Americans:

African-Americans make less than 60% of what White Families make:

The rate of African-Americans living in poverty is more than double of whites:

It is very, very present that African-Americans are highly disadvantaged and the gap is only widening. These issues developed from over 400 years of oppression and it is wrong.

We MUST invest in the African-American community.

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CNN: US black-white inequality in 6 stark charts

The black-white inqualities pertaining to income, health, and COVID-19 are drastically different.

The White median networth is ten times higher than African-Americans: