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Updates:
President Biden/Biden Administration:
Congress:
Nancy Pelosi’s Weekly Press Conference:
SCOTUS:
This should Shock No One:
Voting/Elections/Campaigning:
Grifters Gonna Grift:
Death, Destruction, and Ruin:
Putin’s Puppets:
Putin’s Bigliest Puppet:
COVID-19/Covidiots:
Yes, federal coverage of COVID-19 testing and treatment for uninsured Americans has ended
A federal program that reimburses providers has already stopped accepting claims for COVID-19 testing and treatment for uninsured Americans.
💩dle Head’s all into the ‘Pumpkin Magic’ theory as well:
A Friendly Reminder: Ivermectin does not prevent COVID-19 hospitalization, a new study says
Judge removes five Pa. school board members in response to masking opponents’ petition
A Chester County, Pennsylvania, judge has ordered the removal of five of the nine West Chester school board members, granting a petition from residents opposed to masking requirements.
January 6 Updates:
Justice Dept. expands Jan. 6 probe to look at rally prep, financing
Subpoena requests seek information about the planning for gathering outside White House that preceded Capitol riot
The Worst People in the World:
Wasting Gas to ‘Own the Libs:’
State News:
Arizona Republicans enact a controversial new proof-of-citizenship voting law
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Wednesday signed legislation to expand U.S. citizenship voting requirements in the state, a measure that critics warn will jeopardize the voter registrations of thousands of Arizona residents.
In signing House Bill 2492, Ducey disputed testimony from local officials and voting rights advocates who say an unknown number of voters — predominantly older, longtime Arizona residents — will be purged from the state’s voter rolls because the last time they registered to vote, there was no requirement to provide proof of citizenship. Critics say those voters would then need to register again.
