Warrant for donald trump. An Appeals Court opinion states, quote, the District Court found probable cause to search the twitter account for evidence of criminal offenses. Turns out that twitter and jack smith Squared Off On Whether Trump should be told about the Search Warrant, with the Federal Court ultimately ruling to keep the warrant a secret from trump. It says that, quote, the District Court found there was reasonable grounds to believe that disclosing the warrant to former President Trump would seriously jeopardize the Ongoing Investigation by giving him an opportunity to destroy evidence, change patterns of behavior or notify confederates. Its hard to remember now given that the expresident was banned for twitter for years and has not posted since his return, but his twitter account was one of the most powerful weapons in the aftermath of the 2020 election. He used it to spread baseless Conspiracy Theories to his millions of followers and urged his supporters to go to washingto
positions are a loser for them, not just among democratic voters or independent voters, but among their own voters? that s the million dollar question, right? i think as these losses continue to pile up, you are beginning the see some republican operatives and stakeholders and donors asking tough questions. there was news recently about a mega donor to ron desantis who has decided to pause on his contributions because he thinks the candidate is, quote, too extreme on abortion. and that raised a lot of eyebrows on our side, because it sounds like the establishment republicans are beginning to be caution and concerned. the candidates, however, are too far out there and extremists are too much in control of the infrastructure in the states we saw. it s important to note again, franklin rhodes, who championed this prop 1 is the candidate who is going to potentially be running against sherrod brown. so he made himself the face of the defense of abortion
is familiar with watching those numbers roll in on election night, how does it feel to see voters show up like this in the middle of summer, on an off election year, for as they said, something that could seem like a process question? in ohio there is no such thing as an offyear election. we have elections over year. but the sad part is the secretary of state said the quiet part out loud. and he made this issue 1 about abortion. and what we learned and what we witnessed from the victory of this very critical election, which they the state legislature deemed they would no longer have the special elections in august because people are not conditioned to vote. they re getting ready for back to school. they re vacationing. they re focused on their kid s little league. but people were paying attention. when you talk about issues around abortion, that translates to health care. and health care does not only impact women, but it also impacts men. it does historically impact democrats. it
in early returns, support for the measure fell far short of former president donald trump in nearly every county. ohio joins the ranks of six other states who have had ballots on abortion rights since the supreme court s decision last year that overturned roe. and in every case, the voters chose to protect women s reproductive rights. the washington potion details what these votes detail about the current electorate. including ohio s shows that in 500 of 510 counties, access to abortion outperformed president biden s 2020 results. across those counties, including a lot of deep red ones, the margin of support for abortion access topped biden s 2020 margin by an average of 26 points. a significant shift to the left. abortion rights were a central pillar of yesterday s vote, voters also sent a message about
in ohio where we had over three million people, more than who showed up during our 2014 gubernatorial election. so this is an issue that people are certainly enthusiastic about and certainly are willing to pay attention and show up, despite the suppressive manufactured election efforts to try to intentionally silence the voice of the voters. so you have voters across this country in a number of states moving in one direction. you ve got the gop base moving in another. the washington post reporting that s a base that is beginning to coalesce behind a federal ban. quote, the republican party s quest to restrict abortion rights a the state level continues to run into roadblocks. meanwhile, the gop base appears to be warming to an alternative course. restricting abortion at the federal level. cnn poll conducted after roe was overturned. republican voters who approved the supreme court s decision and overwhelmingly 83% to 16%, the politicians, quote, shall leave decision on abortion