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Despite the coming hysteria and protests , Roe v Wade is NOT under threat.

 

The Court will simply re-affirm a small section of a ruling that they have already done.

 

 

 

 

But that won't stop liberals calling for more money.

 

 

 

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On 3/10/2021 at 1:22 PM, Over 29 years of fanhood said:


that’s a side show. The real story is this guy was a democrat publicly railing Biden administration against border crisis a week ago, and now all the sudden the last 3 years of suspect filings were ‘discovered’. 
 

coincidental?  

Wait, so now weaponizing the government is not okay with the Trump-tards?  It is hard to keep up.

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Michigan’s push for permanent COVID-19 rules sparks battle with business leaders

 

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has laid a clear path for Michigan to eliminate its COVID-19 health order and associated restrictions: Get 70% of the population 16 or older to have at least one vaccine shot.

But simultaneously, the state is working through a process to make permanent its workplace COVID-19 rules, enforced through the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

 

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A blow to Democrat Control policies...............

 

 

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Iowa Governor Signs Groundbreaking School Choice/Mask Ban Bill

 

The slow march back to sanity made a pit stop in Iowa on Thursday morning.

 

Governor Kim Reynolds signed a bill that bans masks in schools for faculty and students. The move comes as school boards across America begin wrestling with 2021-22 school year openings in the face of dropping COVID numbers and rising vaccinations.

 

But that march to sanity didn’t stop there. Perhaps equally or even more important, the anti-mask mandate was just one part of a larger bill that expands charter school access, tax credits and open enrollment. Banning masks (which many teachers say greatly hampers learning in the classroom, particularly among young students just learning sounds and literacy) and allowing parents and their children more educational options using their own tax dollars now puts Iowa at the forefront of putting the needs of students ahead of government.

 

House File 847 includes several elements of the governor’s original “Students First Act,” including the creation of a “flexible student and school support program” to help schools with innovation; expanded tax benefits teachers; a boost to Iowa’s Tuition and Textbook Tax Credit; and, an expansion of open enrollment eligibility. “We recognize the need for flexibility and choice in education, and this is part of Gov. Reynolds‘ Students First Act to help with those challenges,” said Rep. Holly Brink, R-Oskaloosa, the bill’s floor manager.

 

Governor Kim Reynolds calls the bill a great step in giving parents back “control” when it comes the education of their children.

 

https://redstate.com/kiradavis/2021/05/20/iowa-governor-signs-groundbreaking-school-choice-mask-ban-bill-n383707

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Why Won’t Biden Condemn Anti-Semitic Attacks In America?

 

https://lidblog.com/biden-wont-condemn-antisemitism/

 

Related: Jews Attacked All Over the U.S. – Where is the mainstream media on the anti-Semitic attacks?

 

https://choiceclips.whatfinger.com/2021/05/21/jews-attacked-all-over-the-u-s-where-is-the-mainstream-media-on-the-anti-semitic-attacks/

 

 

 

Just think of the media as Democratic Party operatives with bylines, and their silence makes perfect sense.

 

 

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https://townhall.com/columnists/derekhunter/2021/05/25/who-didnt-see-this-coming-n2589938

 

 

ONLY THOSE WHO DIDN’T WANT TOWho Didn’t See This Coming?

 

Crime is up, especially violent crime, in Democrat-run cities where the “defund police” movement found a receptive audience in government. Now, the Times reports, “The surge is prompting cities whose leaders embraced the values of the movement last year to reassess how far they are willing to go to reimagine public safety and divert money away from the police and toward social services.”

 

 

It’s hard to care, honestly. I grew up in Detroit, once the economic hub of the country destroyed through generational control by Democrats. John Conyers represented the city in Congress for 52 years, over which time his district deteriorated to the point that sections of it resemble a third world country. That didn’t happen overnight.

 

 

The thing about Detroit is the shell of what once was is still there. You can see the building, empty, architecture today’s craftsmen could not replicate at a price anyone could afford, towering over once beautiful neighborhoods that now resemble abandoned farmland. It’s depressing to see.

 

 

So why did the residents of Detroit give the party that orchestrated their demise unbroken power since 1962? Same reasons Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, etc., etc., have done it – they’ve been conditioned to think the alternative is somehow worse.

 

 

It isn’t.

 

 

 

 

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