Who Is Somah Haaland, The Activist Daughter
Of Biden’s Interior Secretary?
Posted By: Ketchuplover, 10/14/2023 8:30:46 PM
Radical activism has come to define the Biden administration, and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland could be the poster child. [snip] “The Biden administration’s embrace of radical special interests gets worse the deeper you go. A hard look into the Pueblo Action Alliance, a group with deep personal and professional ties to Interior Secretary Haaland and her daughter, raises several additional concerns that may implicate national security,” Tom Jones, the president of the American Accountability Foundation (AAF), told The Federalist. “The group’s connections to hostile Marxist foreign governments are simply one more example of radical ties to
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Wow - it's almost as if a Kenyan Marxist behind the scenes was controlling things.