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Indoctrinating Kids: How activist teachers are using their classrooms not to teach, but to push politics on young children

Indoctrinating Kids: How activist teachers are using their classrooms not to teach, but to push politics on young children
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Emmer: Vulnerable Democrats who vote to raise taxes will lose in 2022

Emmer: Vulnerable Democrats who vote to raise taxes will lose in 2022 Mychael Schnell © Greg Nash Emmer: Vulnerable Democrats who vote to raise taxes will lose in 2022 Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Minn.), chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), predicted that any vulnerable Democrat who votes to increase taxes will lose their seat when voters head to the ballot box in 2022. Emmer, the head of the House GOP s campaign arm, made these remarks when asked his thoughts on potential tax increases included in President Biden s infrastructure plan and other Democratic priorities. I m going to tell you right now, and I ll say this out loud and I ll bet McCarthy s house on it - any vulnerable Democrat who votes to increase taxes, corporate or otherwise, will lose their election in November of 2022, Emmer said during a virtual discussion with the Ripon Society last Thursday, according to a press release from the group.

Climate Deniers on Front Line of Battle Over Pennsylvania Joining Cap-and-Trade Program to Slash Carbon Pollution

Climate Deniers on Front Line of Battle Over Pennsylvania Joining Cap-and-Trade Program to Slash Carbon Pollution Aug 25, 2020 @ 14:28 Pennsylvania, traditionally a battleground state in electoral politics, is currently embroiled in a battle over the state potentially joining a regional program to curb carbon pollution from the power sector. That program, called the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), has seen carbon dioxide emissions from power plants slashed by 47 percent over 10 years while generating over $3 billion in revenue. Participating states have then used that revenue to invest in energy efficiency and clean energy programs. Environmental advocates say Pennsylvania’s participation in RGGI would be a “game-changer,” but climate science deniers and other fossil fuel allies claim it would be too costly and kill jobs in a state where the coal and fracked gas industries have long dominated the energy landscape.

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