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Dems distance themselves from absurd new LA proposal as city descends into more craziness
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
Sky News host James Morrow claims things in Los Angeles are going from “nuttier to nuttier”. “Many Democrats are, I’m told, keeping their distance from a proposal to allow non-citizens to vote,” he said. “The LA City’s council (is) set to vote on a charter amendment that would lay the groundwork for them to consider creating this program.”
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