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Longshoremen prepare to strike next week

By Briana Vannozzi,

18 hours ago

By Briana Vannozzi,

18 hours ago

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Kimberley Howell

1h ago

People will have to keep paying the Higher Prices, Supply Shortages and there will be food shortages because we have now a lot more people here now because of the Open Borders so now more people than there will be food, And the Bible does say there will be Famines also. And the Truck Drivers will be out of a Job if they go on strike October 1st.

liberty Bell

4h ago

don't they understand that Harris/Biden administration has already imported there replacements

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