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Doug Molof is the director for Government Affairs at American Progress. Molof previously served as a senior advisor in the office of Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-TX) and handled trade, defense, labor, financial services, appropriations, and veterans’ issues. He has twice served as Rep. Doggett’s campaign manager, including during his reelection campaign immediately following the 2011 redistricting that dramatically redrew the district. A native of Austin, Texas, Molof is a proud graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with degrees in journalism and economics.

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The Destruction of Disaster Relief: The Trump Administration’s Attack on Emergency Disaster Preparedness and Relief Aid Past Event

The Destruction of Disaster Relief: The Trump Administration’s Attack on Emergency Disaster Preparedness and Relief Aid

Join the Center for American Progress for the next in a series of virtual events highlighting the impact that DOGE’s cuts are having on the lives of everyday Americans; this event will highlight how the Trump administration’s harms to federal disaster relief will affect Americans and how we can keep up the fight against these disastrous policies.

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How Congress Can End Trump’s Trade War Article

How Congress Can End Trump’s Trade War

Congress should focus on actions that immediately end the harm the Trump administration is imposing on American workers, businesses, and consumers.

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AGOA Reauthorization Offers an Opportunity for Expanded Commitments to Development, Labor, and Climate in Sub-Saharan Africa Article
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AGOA Reauthorization Offers an Opportunity for Expanded Commitments to Development, Labor, and Climate in Sub-Saharan Africa

Congress faces a critical opportunity to support workers in the United States and Africa while diversifying supply chains and protecting the climate by authorizing a strengthened African Growth and Opportunity Act next year.

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