Missile strikes and the election
It did not seem possible that this election could have gotten any more important – but it just did.
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It did not seem possible that this election could have gotten any more important – but it just did.
Unions have always believed “education is power.” That’s why they support free public education for all, and not just for the wealthy.
Project 2025 is very clear on Trump’s plans for a second term.
Arizona is now a voucher hell hole. Kentucky can choose not to be Arizona #2.
Listen for this to show up in a Trump rant soon.
It’s not really a question of Democrat or Republican, left-wing or right-wing. It’s a question of moral and immoral, fair and foul. Comer comes down on the wrong side of the ledger.
McConnell claimed the #1 spot for appropriations to a senator’s home state in the last budget bill. Whatever you may think of him, Mitch certainly brings home the bacon.
Forget about the lives of the children; it’s all about the Benjamins.
Some are more likely than others. Let us hope none come to pass – but let us also be prepared.
Two parents from Florida and Arizona lay out the horrors that await if Kentucky passes Amendment 2.
A well-known Democratic consultant calls on Grossberg to resign.
What, exactly, was the purpose of the meeting? It because obvious: to show everyone who has the power (the Republican legislators) and who has to grovel in public before them.
“No matter what he says or does — whether he’s lying about dogs or cats and Haitians, or any of that stuff — they believe him.”
Another Rubicon has been crossed. What will we do about it?
Uh-oh, look out – someone has come between The Former Guy and Perjury Taylor Greene. Let the games commence!