Talk:Lisa Brown (Washington politician)

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Removed references to trips to Nicaragua and Cuba from Career Section
Given that the most recent trip was not taken as part of Brown's professional career, I argue that the inclusion of these references underneath the section would belong more accurately in the policy positions section. However, Brown has since revised her position on health care to the provision of a public option.

Additionally, the obvious goal of the inclusion of these pieces is Red Baiting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red-baiting)

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