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The Center for American Progress' CEO said its aim “is to positively engage with all political leaders" on the nation’s future.
The presidential contender took aim at the Center for American Progress, which has close ties to the Democratic Party establishment.
The course criticized women's suffrage and said women shouldn't hold political office.
"More than one of their protests have embraced rabid rhetoric."
"We believe having a union will help us protect and elevate the good conditions we currently enjoy in our workplace, both for ourselves and for all who come after us," staffers said.