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House Condemns QAnon As Psychotic Cult -- But Many Republicans Disagree

Republicans have claimed repeatedly that so-called blue state lockdowns in response to the coronavirus pandemic have destroyed their economies and that red states are enjoying robust recovery. However, a recent study has found that of the five states recovering jobs the most quickly since the beginning of the pandemic, four of them went blue in the 2020 presidential election — and the other is helmed by a Democratic governor. p The study, conducted by Wallet Hub and released on March 25, a href https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/05/states-where-unemployment-claims-have-recovered-the-most.html rel noopener noreferrer target blank found /a that Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire had the most marked decreases in unemployment claims between the beginning of the pandemic to the present, indicating at least some promising recovery for their respective job markets. Of these, three (Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire) went to President Joe B

Trump Defense Lawyers Donated To McConnell Campaign Warchest

Trump Defense Lawyers Donated To McConnell Campaign Warchest Reprinted with permission from Alternet One of President Donald Trump’s main campaign promises of 2016 was to “drain the swamp” — in other words, aggressively fight against cronyism and blatant conflicts of interest in U.S. politics. But several members of Trump’s impeachment defense team, the Louisville Courier Journal is reporting, have made generous campaign contributions to one of the president’s most prominent allies: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who is up for reelection this year. Louisville is in McConnell’s back yard: he represents Kentucky in the U.S. Senate. And Courier Journal reporters Ben Tobin and Morgan Watkins, analyzing campaign finance data, report that Ken Starr and Robert Ray — both members of Trump’s impeachment defense team — have been generous contributors to McConnell’s 2020 reelection campaign.

Banned By Facebook, Anti-Vax Misinformer Moved To New Page

The GOP s latest culture war is focused squarely on the nation s transgender community, specifically transgender youth. It isn t a new war, simply a new front in an old war that can be traced back to the famed bathroom bills from some years ago that spread across dozens of states. Those bills were introduced in tandem with former President Donald Trump s targeted federal government-led attacks that included the overturning of anti-discrimination statutes protecting trans people and an outright transgender ban in the U.S. military. Now, in the wake of Trump s humiliating electoral loss, Republicans have accelerated the state-level attacks to a breathtaking level. In just the first three months of 2021, GOP-led state legislatures introduced more bills aimed at transgender people, especially youth, than they did over the entire previous year. There are now more than 80 bills introduced this year alone that, according to Alphonso David, president of the Human Rights Campaign, are not

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