Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin, trailing Democratic Justice Allison Riggs by 734 votes in a state Supreme Court election, secured a temporary stay from the GOP-controlled court preventing certification of Riggs’ win. Griffin seeks to invalidate over 60,000 votes, a move initially rejected by the state Board of Elections and a federal judge but now under review by the state Supreme Court. This action hinges on the legality of voter registrations lacking full driver’s license or partial Social Security numbers, a contested issue previously raised in a similar Republican lawsuit. Justice Anita Earls dissented, and Justice Riggs recused herself.
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The 119th Congress convened with Republicans assuming control, immediately advancing a legislative package prioritizing twelve bills focusing on immigration, transgender athletes, voting restrictions, and energy policies. Democrats strongly criticized this agenda, condemning it as favoring the wealthy through tax cuts while harming working families by slashing vital social programs. Republicans, however, aim to reduce government spending and implement President Trump’s “America First” agenda. This clash sets the stage for significant political battles in the coming years.
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New year, new playbook: No more bipartisan favors for the GOP. This is a sentiment echoing across various political discussions. The time for enabling the Republican party through bipartisan compromises is over. The repeated concessions made by Democrats haven’t yielded positive results; instead, they’ve emboldened the GOP to continue pushing their agenda regardless of the consequences. A new strategy is needed, one that prioritizes Democratic values and holds the Republicans accountable for their actions.
This new approach demands a decisive shift in tactics. No more should Democrats vote for GOP bills, even if seemingly innocuous. The Republicans hold the majority; let them own the responsibility of passing their legislation.… Continue reading
Following a leaked text expressing loneliness and anticipation for Elon Musk’s return to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s seeming disinterest in governing became increasingly apparent. His delayed responses to crises, such as the near-government shutdown, contrasted sharply with Musk’s proactive actions, highlighting a power imbalance. A subsequent online feud between Musk and MAGA loyalists, sparked by Trump’s hiring of foreign tech workers, further exposed this dynamic; Trump ultimately sided with Musk, alienating his base. This incident solidified Musk’s influence over Trump, demonstrating that the latter prioritizes his personal relationship with Musk over his political base.
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Adam Kinzinger, a former six-term Republican congressman, became a vocal critic of Donald Trump following the January 6th insurrection, ultimately voting to impeach Trump and serve on the House select committee investigating the event. This decision, however, cost him his political career and alienated him from many former colleagues and family members. The documentary “The Last Republican” chronicles Kinzinger’s experience, highlighting his isolation within the Republican party and his belief that he is upholding true conservative principles. Despite his disagreements with the Democratic party, he emphasizes the importance of preserving democratic institutions and combating the divisiveness within the GOP.
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Donald Trump’s return to power on January 20th necessitates continued robust reporting. HuffPost remains committed to providing fearless coverage of the new administration. This crucial information will remain freely available to all, thanks to reader support. Contributions, even in the form of creating a free account, are vital to maintaining this commitment to unbiased news access.
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House Democrats strongly criticized the Republican Party’s proposed rules package for the 118th Congress, arguing it represents a move towards extremism by limiting the minority party’s power and prioritizing legislation favorable to wealthy interests. Key changes include restricting the ability to remove the Speaker of the House and fast-tracking twelve Republican bills, including measures to sanction the International Criminal Court and prohibit fracking moratoriums, without allowing amendments. Democrats predict the Republican agenda will focus on tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations at the expense of social programs, while offering little to address economic concerns for everyday Americans. This rules package will be voted on once a Speaker is elected.
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A conflict within the Republican party has erupted between business elites, such as Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who favor cheap immigrant labor, and nativist factions led by figures like Laura Loomer. This dispute centers on the H-1B visa program and the nomination of Indian-born tech entrepreneur Sriram Krishnan, with nativists opposing both. While Musk and his allies condemn the racism of the nativist wing, their support for the H-1B program, criticized as exploitative by both the left and some within the MAGA movement, reveals a shared interest in maintaining a hierarchical system benefiting the wealthy, even if their vision of that system differs racially. Ultimately, both sides exhibit profoundly reactionary and bigoted viewpoints, differing only in their preferred methods of achieving a socially stratified society.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson’s reelection bid was nearly derailed by three Republican representatives who voted against him in the first ballot. Despite facing significant opposition stemming from past funding disputes and accusations of collaborating with Democrats, Johnson secured enough votes to win reelection, thanks to last-minute concessions from two dissenting members. His victory, however, came after a tense period of negotiation and underscores the ongoing internal divisions within the House Republican caucus. President Trump’s public support played a role in securing Johnson’s win.
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