Demand Progress

We've had Dean Baker from there on this program many times.

Demand Progress, Indivisible, the group that's doing the No Kings marches.

National Nurses United, the largest nurse union in the United States and big advocates for single-payer.

Pax Christi USA, a Catholic organization.

The backlash was immediate.

David Segal of Demand Progress caught the contradiction.

These same executives promise AI will make us all so rich we'll never have to work again, then say we can't afford $2,000 a month for seniors.

Henry Burke of the Revolving Door Project noted Ball isn't calling decades of tax cuts for the wealthy a fraud, just our retirement checks.

The policies have faced lawsuits and criticism for their broad effects on immigrant families and workers.

On U.S.-Israel integration, a Data for Progress poll of one two hundred and seventeen likely voters, conducted between August third and seventh for Demand Progress and the Institute for Middle East Understanding Policy Project, found sixty-one percent oppose a provision in the twenty twenty-seven NDAA that would expand integration of Israeli weapons companies into the Pentagon.

Opposition reached seventy-eight percent among Democrats and seventy-three percent among independents.

Section two nineteen would establish a U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative on AI, missile defense, and counter-drone systems.

So there was a new poll of U.S. voters published on Tuesday that offered a warning for congressional lawmakers backing a plan to deepen military ties between the U.S. and Israel, finding that a clear majority of voters oppose the proposal, which some critics have called treasonous.

The Data for Progress survey of 1,217 likely U.S. voters found conducted August 3rd to the 7th for Demand Progress and the Institute for Middle East Understanding.

Policy Project revealed that 61% of respondents opposed legislation in the NDAA that would integrate Israeli weapons companies into the Pentagon at a level exceeding that of any other country.

The figure rose to 78% among Democrats and 73% among Republicans.

A new poll landed on Capitol Hill yesterday, and it should scare a lot of senators.

Data for Progress served tw- surveyed twelve hundred and seventeen likely voters for Demand Progress in the IMAEU, uh, Policy Project.

Sixty-one percent oppo- oppose Section two nineteen of the defense bill, which would fold Israeli weapons companies into the Pentagon at a level no other country enjoys.

That's seventy-eight percent of Democrats and seventy-three percent of independents.