Protestors pin 'eviction notice' on Nancy
Pelosi's San Francisco mansion to demand
she pushes for extension to eviction
moratorium which expired Saturday night
Posted By: Imright, 8/2/2021 12:37:23 AM
A group of about 40 housing and homeless advocates marched to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco mansion on Saturday to hang an 'eviction notice' on her door, demanding she reconvene Congress to pass legislation extending the eviction moratorium.The moratorium expired at midnight on Saturday, and the House Speaker was unable to garner enough support to pass a resolution extending it before Congress adjourned for summer break.She has instead demanded that the Centers for Disease Control, which initially started the moratorium extend it, despite a Supreme Court ruling
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Subpoena Proves U.S. Elections are No
Longer ‘Free & Fair’ 4 replies
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