Georgia Republicans are pushing a series of new voting rules that would clamp down on or roll back many of the policies that helped drive Democratic turnout in recent elections.
FL attorney Daniel Uhlfelder has become a familiar figure on Florida beaches, wearing a Grim Reaper suit and carrying a black sickle to remind residents they re risking death from COVID-19. Credit: Daniel Uhlfelder.
As Gov. Ron DeSantis sets his sights on a gubernatorial reelection bid in 2022, an attorney who’s been critical of the governor has launched a “Remove Ron” political committee to raise funds and unseat DeSantis.
Daniel Uhlfelder, known as the ‘grim reaper’ lawyer because of his attempts to close Florida beaches during the COVID-19 pandemic, is behind the new political committee that alleges failures by DeSantis to curb the virus and other concerns.
Legislators introduce bill to criminalize abortion in Idaho
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BOISE Two Idaho representatives have proposed legislation that would allow the prosecution of abortion in Idaho, despite federal laws that make the practice legal.
Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, and Rep. Ron Nate, R-Rexburg, proposed the Idaho Abortion Human Rights Act on Thursday. If passed, the bill would repeal a current Idaho Law that allows legal abortion, then add a new section making it illegal for anyone to perform, obtain or attempt an abortion at conception.
“I’m 100% pro-life,” Nate told EastIdahoNews.com. “I think we should always have the opportunity to vote to protect life.”
Around the country, legislators who backed the attempt to overturn the presidential election are being stripped of powerful posts. Some are seeking to adopt the mantle of political martyrs.
Nevada Republican Annie Black describes experience at Capitol
Republican Assemblywoman-elect Annie Black is one of lawmakers from seven states who either attended or observed the massive demonstrations in Washington that resulted in an attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (KTNV) â Republican Assemblywoman-elect Annie Black is one of lawmakers from seven states who either attended or observed the massive demonstrations in Washington that resulted in an attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Black sent the following to local media on Friday:
Forty-eight months ago I traveled to Washington, DC for the inauguration of President Donald Trump. Forty-eight hours ago, I was again in our nationâs capital for the national âStop the Stealâ rally.