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Trump administration 2024-2028
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Democrats tend to win in "blue" cities and states. Film at 11.
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I don't know whether to laugh, or cry. People are dumb:
Kentucky official forced to remind residents they can’t vote in NYC and Virginia elections: ‘We do not have elections today’ | The Independent
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Either they somehow thought the mayor of NYC had some power/influence over them and needed to vote against it, or they thought there was also elections taking place in Kentucky and we're ready to vote without having any idea of who was running and for what. Either way...
Kentucky official forced to remind residents they can’t vote in NYC and Virginia elections: ‘We do not have elections today’ | The Independent
Kentucky official forced to remind residents they can’t vote in NYC election
‘Have I mentioned my repeated call for civic education,’ said Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams
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Either they somehow thought the mayor of NYC had some power/influence over them and needed to vote against it, or they thought there was also elections taking place in Kentucky and we're ready to vote without having any idea of who was running and for what. Either way...
Today is the long awaited oral arguments day in the U.S. Supreme Court on the Tariffs case under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Good summary on CTV:
www.ctvnews.ca
A loss at SCOTUS will remove one tool - arguably the most potent - from his tariff toolbox. He of course has others. But this is also a critical case in the separation of powers between different branches of government.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments in case pushing against Trump’s tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump’s key tool for deploying tariffs will face a critical legal test in the Supreme Court on Wednesday — one which could upend his plans to realign global trade.
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A loss at SCOTUS will remove one tool - arguably the most potent - from his tariff toolbox. He of course has others. But this is also a critical case in the separation of powers between different branches of government.