The Supreme Court Loophole That Could Allow States to Sabotage the 2024 Election Andrew Vazquez
Many Americans are rightly afraid for the state of democracy with the right to vote under attack from state legislatures across the country.
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Many Americans are rightly afraid for the state of democracy with the right to vote under attack from state legislatures across the country.
It’s pretty clear why they’re peeved about the $7 million spot.
Nobody’s going to look back and regret the things they did to try to save democracy.
Meanwhile, a Trump-appointed judge is quietly sabotaging the classified documents trial.
It’s part falsehood, part exaggeration, but most significantly, a clear statement of his intentions in foreign policy.
There were no state ballots to speak of when the 14th Amendment was drafted.
The “storm” movement can’t be a scapegoat anymore.
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