Dan Goldman

Goldman Moves to Rename GOP Animal Cruelty Bill After Kristi Noem Dog Shooting

Congressman Dan Goldman proposed renaming the Republican BOWOW Act to the “Kristi Noem Canine Protection Act” in response to the bill’s focus on deporting noncitizens who harm police animals. This amendment highlights the hypocrisy of the bill, given that it does not address the actions of government officials, like South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, who admitted to killing her own dog. The original bill, H.R. 4638, intends to make noncitizens deportable for harming police animals, yet it seemingly overlooks instances of canine violence perpetrated by those in positions of power. The amendment aims to draw attention to this discrepancy, suggesting the bill is more about political messaging than animal welfare.

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Elon Musk Confirms Trump-Epstein Link, Bondi Accused of Hiding Files

Congressman Goldman’s letter to Attorney General Bondi demands the unredacted release of the Epstein files, citing a significant delay in their promised release. The letter alleges that this delay, coupled with reports of FBI agents working overtime to redact information, raises concerns about potential White House intervention to protect President Trump. Goldman questions whether the redactions are intended to conceal Trump’s potentially incriminating involvement with Epstein. The Congressman requests a detailed explanation for the delay and confirmation of whether the President or his staff attempted to influence the release of the files.

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