4 Takeaways from Senator Cory Booker’s Filibuster
Senator Cory Booker’s filibuster addressed our fears and showed some leadership out of the Democratic party. Let’s learn from his actions.
Ingrid Cruz
Ingrid Cruz is a freelance writer and independent filmmaker. You can follow her writing, sarcasm, and musings on Twitter or Instagram: @ingridquerubina.
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