“Brian Fitzpatrick hasn’t held a town hall in over nine years. Voters have a right to know where we both stand on the issues. I believe town hall style debates give voters a strong voice in holding us accountable before they vote,” said Harvie.
While the Connecticut-based Bright Feeds’ project which would have produced no less than 400 tons of waste per day has been shelved, for now, neighbors remain vigilant and ready to mobilize if the company tries to return at another location.
What journalists often describe as “grassroots organizations” are really obedient franchisees of the extremist right wing, write Maurice Cunningham and Jeff Bryant.
Department of Homeland Security officers infiltrated meetings in churches, schools and parks that were often simply discussions of constitutionally protected protests.
As Trump’s agencies shrink, narrow their role and reduce enforcement, politically connected Energy Transfer is steering a slow clean-up of fuel it spilled into drinking water near the Delaware River.