This week, we will combine both blogs, In Case You Missed It and the Russia-Ukraine Conflict. Please feel free to share any headlines we may have missed or new developments occurring in Ukraine or Russia providing they come from reliable and credible sources. We won’t accept any parroted, Russian propaganda from far-right ‘news’ sources unless you’re trying to point out that the far-right extremist in our country and elsewhere actually believe their own BS or Russian disinformation. We also ask that you provide a link to your source so folks can read it if they want.
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Latest Updates:
Great responses:
Ukraine president asks for fast-track EU membership
Volodymyr Zelensky: Russian mercenaries ordered to kill Ukraine’s president
President Biden/Biden Administration:
Team Democracy:
Congress:
House to lift mask mandate for State of the Union
SCOTUS:
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Monday in a case that could limit the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ability to regulate climate change.
At issue in the case is the extent to which the agency can pursue climate regulations that have broad impacts on areas such as the power sector.
Two coal companies, as well as a group of states led by West Virginia and North Dakota, are challenging a lower court ruling that tossed a Trump-era rule governing power plants.
The Vindmans:
Devastation, Destruction, and Ruin:
Putin’s Puppets:
Putin’s Biggest Puppet:
What Others are Saying:
2022 Election:
But are they ‘legal Latinos’ as Joe the Ignorant, Illiterate, Racist and ‘Fullish” MAGAt would ask?
Top Latino group endorses Tom Perez for Maryland governor
The Latino Victory Fund on Monday endorsed former Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez in the race to replace Maryland’s outgoing governor, Republican Larry Hogan.
“We’re thrilled to support Tom Perez for Maryland governor. He’s a force for good who has fought tooth and nail to improve the lives of every constituency he has served while in public office,” said Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Fund president and CEO.
