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With a third of the country still believing that 2020 was “stolen,” and many saying that “true patriots may have to resort to violence to save the country,” the signs are out there.
The SAVE Act, which hasn’t been passed, could make it harder for married women and others who have changed names to register to vote, like posts online claim.
What if ALL of them used this advantage to their advantage?
“We’re becoming the adults in the room. No one else is gonna figure this out for us.”
Where did all this money come from, anyway?
Some are more likely than others. Let us hope none come to pass – but let us also be prepared.
With the last House Democrat in northern Kentucky choosing not to run for reelection, Republican Terry Hatton and Democrat Matthew Lehman compete to represent the seat that includes a piece of purple Campbell County.
The far-reaching effects of this ruling are already being felt, from abortion, to overtime pay, to health care discrimination, to guns, and more.
The amendment may be stupid – but the Repubs aren’t.
And how voters can use the tools of democracy to counter their plans
Every voter demographic in the survey thinks the ultra-wealthy should pay more in taxes – especially those with a net worth over $100 million.
Local governments are working to improve working conditions – but state legislatures are overruling them and passing laws to harm unions.
Check out the section on out-of-state organizers, and their results.
Over $4.5 million raised so far in the contest over funding charter schools
AND, what happens to that state’s Congressional delegation if they try it
Expert explains what to guard against and avoid
