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Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy joined the Briefing Room rotation on Friday to cap off another whirlwind week and, as the fourth reporter called on during Press Secretary Jen Psaki’s Q&A, he brought up President Biden’s past opposition to court-packing (as he seems to be moving toward doing just that) and the latest headlines from the Biden border crisis.
And on the courts, Doocy got a key assist from none other than CNN chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins.
Doocy started with the Supreme Court and brought up comments Biden made in 1983 in light of Biden’s appointing of a commission to study court reform (which should be read as nothing more than a leftist power grab).
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Public support of CPS Energy crumbled following power outages, Bexar Facts poll shows
Utility’s approval rating dropped below 50% following February’s deadly winter storm
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The public’s job approval rating of CPS Energy took a nosedive following February’s deadly winter storm and widespread power outages, according to a new poll of likely Bexar County voters.
Only 46% of people who took part in the Bexar Facts-KSAT-San Antonio Report 2021 Q1 poll approve of the job the city utility is doing. That number is a massive drop compared to CPS Energy’s approval ratings in all four Bexar Facts polls in 2020.
Sheriff Salazar requested funding for a boat, but Bexar County Commissioners aren t buying it just yet
Sheriff Salazar said County Commissioner Trish DeBerry s comments on his plan were personal, political, and uncalled for. Author: Zack Briggs Updated: 11:37 PM CDT April 6, 2021
SAN ANTONIO Sheriff Javier Salazar’s request for a $20,000 rescue and recovery boat was met with questions and criticism during Tuesday’s Commissioners Court meeting. I’m going to be blunt here. I think it’s insulting and I think it’s insensitive that you’re spending $20,000 on a shiny new toy or a boat,” said Precinct 3 Commissioner Trish DeBerry.
See something, say something : San Antonio nonprofits amplifying message to combat child abuse and neglect
KJ s Angels and Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach are among the San Antonio-area organizations makin strides toward curbing child abuse. Author: Zack Briggs Updated: 11:08 PM CDT April 3, 2021
SAN ANTONIO April marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month, which has multiple Alamo City nonprofits stepping up their efforts to educate neighbors about the seriousness of crimes against children.
“Child abuse has become an epidemic – a pandemic, to say the least – of recurrent abuse happening to our children in the community,” said Jasmine Anderson, founder and executive director of KJ’s Angels, an organization that advocates for child abuse victims and their families.