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Democratic Party Left Wing Set To Target Valley Congressman Cuellar
A left-leaning activist group is targeting South Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar in the 2020 elections.
A Washington Post story cited by The Texas Tribune says the group Justice Democrats has offered to throw its support behind a candidate with a progressive agenda who wants to challenge Cuellar. The 7-term congressman from Laredo is a self-described “blue dog” Democrat who has built a career on forging a middle ground and who touts a moderate voting record.
Justice Democrats gained notoriety for campaigning to help Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio Cortez from New York get elected to Congress last year.
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Took many steps to get here, but I have finally left
It is more than just three young-ish adults living on their own, because one of those adults will be me. Underemployed, overeducated, autistic me.
To Fix Regional Inequality, Target the One Percent
Migration isn't what made some metros quite wealthy and others quite poor.
What Percent Target Addict Are You?
How to Target Intergenerational Poverty With a Basic Life Skill
Programs that strengthen the executive function of families — aligning services for children and their parents — gives those families the tools to manage the parenting challenges that are often exacerbated by economic insecurity.
I left medicine to become an entrepreneur
5 reasons why physicians are prized financial targets
In the end, it is also your responsibility to realize that this isn’t so complicated that you cannot do it yourself. There are plenty of people who are looking out for you and are willing to help.
Why Silicon Valley can be toxic for healthcare startups
The healthcare industry has more traps for startup founders because of the sector's unique challenges.
Opinion: Why I stayed, and why I left
Domestic violence victims stay because it's what we know, and it's not easy to ask for help.
Look what a wife left outside at the sidepiece’s job
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser<br>All the energy for the wrong things.<br>Joined<br>Which one of yall is this?<br>A new watch<br>This is hilarious but no I wouldn’t have done it. I need women to realize unless you know that woman it’s a waste of time to confront her. The problem is your husband…you can keep going after random women the rest of your life or reclaim your peace by kicking him to the curb.<br>Hope she divorcing…
Can women stand their ground? Depends on the target.
Stand Your Ground's defenders say it protects women from predators, but it's not that simple. New data shows race plays a big role.
Target Is Helping Families with These New Employee Benefits
Rental Parties Show Rising Rent Burden
A nonprofit group is putting a modern-day spin on rent parties to draw more attention to the lack of affordable housing.
Does contracting with third party payers compromise ethics?
All physicians should step back from the pursuit of better contracts and more secure government payments, and reevaluate our roles in the healthcare system.
Bots in Hospital Revenue Cycle? Yep. Get on Board or Get Left Behind.
It’s getting tough in there... in your revenue cycle that is. More volume. More complexity. More things that can and do go wrong. And while many hospitals are justifiably experiencing tech fatigue more technology is needed to get out in front of this growing complexity in hospital revenue c
The College Counselor Who Left His Own Children Alone
When it comes to dealing with the key moments of my daughter’s life, I’ve always had my hands full. The first one came when she was not even two years old. She decided it was time to climb up on th…
7 Horrifying Stories of People Who Left Their Fiancés Right Before the Wedding
6 steps to better third-party risk management
Healthcare CIOs should see the American Medical Collection Agency breach as a warning for better third-party risk management. That can be achieved with due diligence, risk assessments and by limiting data exposure.
Nurse cares for baby who was left alone in ICU, then adopts her
"I have never been happier or stronger and just I couldn't imagine life without her."
Physicians who don't play the social media game may be left behind
Patients automatically equating celebrity to mean the best may indeed be setting bad precedence.
