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Biden turns up the insults on Donald Trump The Hill July 29, 2022 President Biden has been proactively getting in Donald Trump’s face in recent days. Biden has been taunting his predecessor with slights, calling him “the defeated former president of the United States.” He’s called him out by name, dubbing him a liar and saying he lacks courage. Biden has even ripped Trump’s patriotism and loyalty to the country, pointing to his actions on Jan. 6, 2021: “You can’t be pro-insurrection and pro-cop. You can’t be pro-insurrection and pro-democracy. You can’t be pro-insurrection and pro-American,” Biden said…
Dynamic shifts between Fox News, Donald Trump The Hill July 28, 2022 Former President Trump while in office could usually turn to Fox News for comfort. There were differences from time to time, and Trump made headlines occasionally by going after personalities on Fox — most famously Megyn Kelly during a 2015 GOP presidential primary debate. But for the most part, Trump, a rabid cable news follower, could tune in to find Fox News star hosts heaping praise on him and his administration while lambasting his critics and political enemies. Trump still has his supporters on the network,…
Clarence Thomas will not teach at George Washington University this fall, weeks after a student-led petition sought his removal Yahoo News July 27, 2022 Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will not be teaching at George Washington University Law School this fall, the school’s student newspaper reported Wednesday. The news, which comes weeks after circulation of a student-led petition to fire Thomas as a lecturer over his June 24 vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, was announced in an email from Gregory Maggs, a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, who has…
Biden poised for big wins in Congress Washington Post July 26, 2022 The first major prescription drug legislation in nearly 20 years. More than $50 billion to subsidize computer chip manufacturing and research. A bill that would enshrine protection for same-sex marriage. After a turbulent stretch in which much of President Biden’s legislative agenda seemed to be foundering, the president and his party may be on the cusp of significant wins in Congress that the White House hopes will provide at least a modest political boost. Most politically resonant is a bill to let Medicare negotiate drug prices,…
Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill By Martin Pengelly the Guardian July 26, 2022 The US transportation secretary, Pete Buttigieg, has delivered an emotional appeal for Republicans to support a law protecting same-sex marriage as it heads for the Senate. Democrats who control Congress aim to protect same-sex marriage amid uncertainty over which privacy based rights the conservative-dominated supreme court might target next, having overturned the right to abortion last month. This week, 157 House Republicans voted no on the Respect for Marriage Act. Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back…
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Rubio fires back at Buttigieg over same-sex marriage legislation The Hill July 25, 2022 Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) fired back at Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Sunday after the Biden administration official called out the Florida senator for saying that legislation protecting same-sex marriage would be a “stupid waste of time.” Rubio, in a 58-second long video on Twitter, called Buttigieg a “Harvard-educated Transportation secretary” who he said didn’t know the difference between state and federal levels. The Florida Republican added that, on the federal level, he focuses on “federal problems that matter to real people.” Continue Reading…..
Bye bye, San Francisco: The top 7 U.S. cities homebuyers are seeking to leave CNBC July 25, 2022 From coast to coast, prospective homebuyers are on the hunt for affordability — even if it means leaving their city to find it. A record number of potential U.S. homebuyers are seeking to relocate, according to a report published last week by real estate brokerage firm Redfin. The report ranked the cities Redfin users appeared most likely to try to leave — San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York topped the list. “The typical home in San Francisco or San…
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