You do realize the "W" is the father of No Child Left Behind?
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Gov. Gavin Newsom faces reckoning with $73B budget deficit lawmakers say he helped create
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom must reconcile the state's $73 billion deficit by the end of June, according to the state constitution.
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This one is funny.
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San Francisco proposal would allow lawsuits over grocery store closures
A proposal before the San Francisco Board of Supervisors would require that grocery store operators notify the city and public six months before closing a store.
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Ohio GOP senator challenges Biden admin's celebratory reaction to jobs report: 'People just don't buy it'
Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance criticized the Biden administration's reaction to the March jobs report, claiming the vast majority of the net job growth has benefitted foreign-born workers.
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Former Trump economic adviser Kevin Hassett holds similar beliefs, telling Bartiromo last Friday that, while the report might indicate a positive job increase, American job loss tells a different story.
"To people who are U.S. residents, a year ago, about 650,000 of them have lost their jobs this year, so what's going on is that there is an employment boom that's coming from these people who are streaming across the border," he said.
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Florida no longer in play as a swing state as GOP voters surge over Dems by nearly 900K: DeSantis
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis shared his perspective on news of growing Republican support in the Sunshine State as registered GOP voters top registered Democrats by nearly 900,000.
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The US Navy’s Constellation class frigate problem is a problem for the world
During the Cold War, the US Navy expected that, if the war ever turned hot, it would have to escort cargo ships across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans in order to sustain America’s resource-intensive fight against the Soviet Union.
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Abbott sends Biden message on 'sovereign authority' as Texas National Guard reinforces border razor fencing
As Texas installs more razor wire along the southern border, Gov. Abbott has a message for President Biden over the Lone Star state's 'sovereign authority' to do so.
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On Abortion, Trump Chose Politics Over Principles. Will It Matter?
When Donald Trump ran for president in 2016, the leaders of the anti-abortion movement extracted a series of promises from him in exchange for backing his nomination.
They demanded Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade. They insisted that he defund Planned Parenthood. They pushed for a vice president who was a champion of their cause. And each time, he said yes.
But that was then.
With Roe v. Wade left on the “ash heap of history,” as anti-abortion leaders are fond of saying, they find themselves no longer calling the shots. Their movement remains mighty in Republican-controlled statehouses and with conservative courts, but it is weaker nationally than it has been in years. Many Republican strategists and candidates see their cause, even the decades-old term “pro-life,” as politically toxic. And on Monday, their biggest champion, the man whom they call the “most pro-life president in history,” chose politics over their principles — and launched a series of vitriolic attacks on some of their top leaders.
With his clearest statement yet on the future of abortion rights since the fall of Roe in 2022, Trump laid bare how faulty a messenger he had always been for the anti-abortion cause. When he first flirted with a presidential run in 1999, Trump was clear about his position on abortion: “I’m very pro-choice,” he said. He reversed that stance a dozen years later: “Just very briefly, I’m pro-life,” he told attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2011.
His support shifted again after the Supreme Court’s decision. While he bragged about appointing three of the justices who overturned Roe, he blamed the movement for Republican losses in the midterm elections. He mused aloud about the idea of a federal ban, but refused to give it the kind of ringing endorsement anti-abortion leaders wanted.
In his four-minute video statement Monday, Trump said that states and their voters should decide abortion policies for themselves, in language that sounded like a free-for-all to the staunchest opponents of abortion. He backed access to fertility treatments such as IVF, and supported exceptions to abortion bans in cases of rape, incest and the life of the mother.
His remarks were low on specifics.
On Abortion, Trump Chose Politics Over Principles. Will It Matter?
When Donald Trump ran for president in 2016, the leaders of the anti-abortion movement extracted a series of promises from him in exchange for backing his nomination. They demanded Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade. They insisted that he defund Planned Parenthood. They pushed...
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African American groups call for ditching 'racist' Francis Scott Key, naming new bridge after late congressman
A coalition of African American groups is pushing Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and the state's General Assembly on renaming the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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Black Georgia voters abandoning Biden say they're sending message on Gaza: 'Democrats should listen'
Black Democratic voters in Georgia explained why they wouldn't be casting their votes for President Biden in November, because of his policy towards the Israel-Hamas war.
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Blue state squatters put on notice with 'aggressive' law and order bill: 'People are getting killed'
Republican New York state Sen. Mario Mattera introduced a bill that would allow police to evict squatters based on a homeowner's sworn complaint as the crime trend spirals.
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Anti-Israel agitators shut down Senate cafeteria; around 50 arrested
More than 50 people were arrested Tuesday after the Senate cafeteria was shut down by anti-Israel protesters chanting, “Senate can’t eat until Gaza eats!"
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Looks like an insurrection is happening! Where is the media coverage? Should be live!!
Are they in solidary confinement? No access to the legal system?
Maybe just desk appearances.
Two tiered justice system.....................
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'Death to America,' 'Death to Israel' chants pour out of Muslim protesters in Michigan on last day of Ramadan
Protesters in Dearborn, Michigan, chanted slogans such as "Death to America," "Death to Israel," "Free-Palestine" and "From the river to the sea" during a rally last week.
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This is what happens when you have a weak administration.
Listening to Masih Alinejad, an Iranian - American journalist, regarding this incident.
Her comment was interesting - You scream "death to Iran" in Iran and act like that, you are KILLED immediately.
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dark ages here we come.......
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(Reuters) -Arizona's top court revived a law dating to 1864 on Tuesday that bans abortion in virtually all instances, another setback for reproductive rights in a state where the procedure already was barred starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, in a statement called the ruling "unconscionable and an affront to freedom," and stressed that she would not prosecute any doctor or woman under the "draconian law."
"Today's decision to reimpose a law from a time when Arizona wasn't a state, the Civil War was raging, and women couldn't even vote will go down in history as a stain on our state," she said.
Arizona's top court revives 19th century abortion ban
Arizona's top court on Tuesday revived a ban on nearly all abortions under a law from 1864, a half century before statehood and women's suffrage, further restricting reproductive rights in a state where terminating a pregnancy was already barred at 15 weeks of gestation. The Arizona Supreme...
(Reuters) -Arizona's top court revived a law dating to 1864 on Tuesday that bans abortion in virtually all instances, another setback for reproductive rights in a state where the procedure already was barred starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, in a statement called the ruling "unconscionable and an affront to freedom," and stressed that she would not prosecute any doctor or woman under the "draconian law."
"Today's decision to reimpose a law from a time when Arizona wasn't a state, the Civil War was raging, and women couldn't even vote will go down in history as a stain on our state," she said.
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dark ages here we come.......
Arizona's top court revives 19th century abortion ban
Arizona's top court on Tuesday revived a ban on nearly all abortions under a law from 1864, a half century before statehood and women's suffrage, further restricting reproductive rights in a state where terminating a pregnancy was already barred at 15 weeks of gestation. The Arizona Supreme...
(Reuters) -Arizona's top court revived a law dating to 1864 on Tuesday that bans abortion in virtually all instances, another setback for reproductive rights in a state where the procedure already was barred starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, in a statement called the ruling "unconscionable and an affront to freedom," and stressed that she would not prosecute any doctor or woman under the "draconian law."
"Today's decision to reimpose a law from a time when Arizona wasn't a state, the Civil War was raging, and women couldn't even vote will go down in history as a stain on our state," she said.
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"dark ages?" A law dating 1864 being dark ages?dark ages here we come.......
Arizona's top court revives 19th century abortion ban
Arizona's top court on Tuesday revived a ban on nearly all abortions under a law from 1864, a half century before statehood and women's suffrage, further restricting reproductive rights in a state where terminating a pregnancy was already barred at 15 weeks of gestation. The Arizona Supreme...
(Reuters) -Arizona's top court revived a law dating to 1864 on Tuesday that bans abortion in virtually all instances, another setback for reproductive rights in a state where the procedure already was barred starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, in a statement called the ruling "unconscionable and an affront to freedom," and stressed that she would not prosecute any doctor or woman under the "draconian law."
"Today's decision to reimpose a law from a time when Arizona wasn't a state, the Civil War was raging, and women couldn't even vote will go down in history as a stain on our state," she said.
I guess you do not like an even older document, you know, the Constitution.
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