year s election was anything but a secure e flexion of the will of the people. this big lie has become the foundation not just for hundreds of laws that made it harder to vote but new laws empowering partisan officials to interfere with the counting of the votes, with the professional administration of elections and to really stoke fear in many election professionals, fear that could keep them for doing their jobs, not just to protect and administer the election securely but to ensure that every vote counts and every vote is heard. those who see it as our responsibility to defend democracy, we will keep doing everything we can to make sure we can trust the results of that election. with that said, we need this force, this network that is being created to protect and defend all of those thousands of election administrators all across the country who are living in fear right now against these ongoing threats, not just
area, where boxes of donations are arriving by the hundreds to help the expected huge inflexion influx of afghans expected to in the days to come. reporter: what did you do in afghanistan? you was working as an interpreter for the u.s. army. reporter: this 29-year-old arrived in the united states when she was 24, all by herself. her parents, two sisters and one brother remain in kabul. she now works for the social services group and continues to financially support her family with her american salary. taliban always say that we are against foreigner countries to be in afghanistan, especially united states. and we will kill anybody that help them, anyone that works for them. reporter: so you feared for your life. yes. reporter: the takeover by the
$3.5 trillion legislation is a once in a political lifetime opportunity for issues like immigration. how likely is it that immigration or voting rights will make it into this legislation? i think it s likely. i certainly hope that that s the case. i ve long believed in the old adage that your budget is a flexion of your values. and i think america is at its best when we are the beacon of hope and liberty to so many across the world who are fleeing political violence and war, as you know. my parents are immigrants, i m a first-generation american, and believe strongly in the moral imperative in terms of immigration reform and ultimately the economic benefits that also come from immigration reform. i was very heartened to see the reconc reconciliation instructions that were released earlier today, which include a pathway to citizenship for our d.r.e.a.m. yers and we re certainly going to be working on that in the house. we re also learning new details from testimony by former
choked like a dog when he said it was a mistake to be there in uniform and he was in camis that day and later explained he didn t realize he would be trapped into a political photo-op and went on camera and apologized to the troops and to the country and that that cost him the respect of the president. well, then i m glad he lost the respect of the president because i don t think americans understand what exactly the importance was of lafayette square and this idea that we would use uniformed military to clear peaceful protesters so that a president could have a photo op. we used hospitals to fly in low, to move people across the city. i just i think for a lot of us who worked alongside the military that was a real moment of inflexion and a real moment, how are we going to take and use our apolitical military in america? are we going to go with tradition? were they not involved in political events or are they
UK private equity firm Inflexion is reportedly targeting £2bn for its sixth flagship buyout fundraise.
Fund VI is set to be 60% larger than Fund V according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, which cited unnamed people it said were familiar with the fundraise.
The $51bn-managing llinois Municipal Retirement Fund had previously agreed to commit up to £175m to Inflexion Buyout Fund VI, the latest of a string of previous investments from the LP in Inflexion vehicles totalling more than £400m.
Inflexion’s latest fundraise comes on the back of a series of impressive exits, most recently the sale of Kynetec to Paine Schwartz Partners, which AltAssets understands scored its a 3x return.