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🚨 WOW Carney has gone silent on Michael Ma. No statement. No press conference. No accountability. But on Monday? He’s headlining a $1,775-a-head fundraiser CO-HOSTED by Michael Ma. The same Michael Ma who called Uyghur forced labour testimony “hearsay.” The same Ma whose committee performance was celebrated by Chinese...

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