Bernie is right about this. I would as well. I’ve been talking from the beginning of the campaign about contaminants in drinking water being one of the primary reasons for our high level of chronic illness, and PFAS is among the worst. mlive.com/public-interest/20…

Bernie Sanders says he’d set federal standards for PFAS in drinking water

Sanders said the goal is to guarantee clean drinking water "as a human right."

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In the defense bill passed recently by the House of Representatives, an amendment to clean up PFAS contamination was left out at the last minute. Why? Because the Pentagon, chemical companies are among the biggest sources of contamination.google.com/amp/s/www.propubl…

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It’s not a “defense” bill. It’s a war budget. #EndForeverWar Just say no to the military industrial complex #Bernie2020
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Thank you Marianne for pointing this out. Robert Bilott used big truth indisputable evidence to take down DuPont over PFAS. We need to do the same to demand action from our government and not turn a blind eye to the facts Marianne is vigilantly bringing to our attention.
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Please endorse @BernieSanders. Now is the time to stand with him against the most powerful.
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Dry cleaners, Golf Courses and Dairy Farms are horrible polluters especially to bodies of water
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We the government for the corporations.We need to wake up take the power back
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Thank you @marwilliamson ! I helped pass a local policy to ban toxic pesticides on municipal property but was defeated when I tried to go further & make it illegal for private property owners to poison people, wildlife, air, water. That’s because of preemption law!
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When are people going to change the co versatile to what to do because it’s all on purpose? It is ALL premeditated. It all serves someone. Follow the crumbs. Before you couldn’t. Now you can. Reform is easy if it’s played to win.