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Dec 30 2021
News
Amid ongoing threats, democracy reform forges ahead in 2021
As we approach RepresentUs’ 10-year anniversary in 2022, I want to celebrate all the work we’ve done and the continued momentum of our anti-corruption movement while also recognizing the severe threats to democracy ahead.
I co-founded RepresentUs — the nation’s largest grassroots anti-corruption organization — in 2012 to fill a glaring gap in the democracy advocacy space. Too many
The FulcrumApr 29 2022
News
Democrats reserve $33 million in fall advertising in fight for Senate
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will reserve more than $33 million in advertising across six states in their first major foray into the television market ahead of November’s midterm elections, when the party faces an uphill fight to defend its majority.
The DSCC said Friday it planned to book airtime in Arizona, Georgia, New Hampshire and Nevada, all states where
The HillApr 17 2022
News
Targeted by Trump, Cheney hauls in nearly $3 million the past three months for her re-election run
Repeated attacks by former President Donald Trump as he tries to oust Rep. Liz Cheney from Congress keep fueling massive fundraising by the Republican lawmaker from Wyoming.
Cheney – the most high-profile of the 10 House Republicans who voted 15 months ago to impeach Trump for allegedly sparking the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the U.S. Capitol – on Monday reported hauling in $2.94 million
Fox News (Online News)Apr 17 2022
Analysis
Ohio Republican candidates bash Biden, question 2020 election, want border fence
The seven Republicans running for U.S. Senate in Ohio are united in their belief that President Joe Biden is doing a bad job, and only one of them says Biden is the legitimate president.
The falsehood that former President Donald Trump was the true winner of the 2020 presidential election has dominated the Republican primary campaign for senate.
“The election in 2020 was stolen
Dayton Daily NewsJan 21 2022
News
Yemeni rebels say Saudi-led airstrike on prison killed 70
A Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a prison run by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Friday, killing at least 70 detainees and wounding dozens, a rebel minister said. The strike was part of a pounding aerial offensive that hours earlier knocked the Arab world’s poorest country off the internet.
The intense campaign comes after the Iran-backed Houthis claimed a drone and missile attack that
Associated PressApr 17 2022
News
For many, Easter Sunday marks a return to in-person worship
For many U.S. Christians, this weekend marks the first time since 2019 that they will gather in person on Easter Sunday, a welcome chance to celebrate one of the year’s holiest days side by side with fellow congregants.
The pandemic erupted in the country in March 2020, just ahead of Easter, forcing many churches to resort to online or televised worship. Many continued to hold virtual
Associated PressJun 27 2021
News
Democrats cite Ku Klux Klan Act in suits over ‘Trump Train’ Texas bus incident
A convoy of Trump supporters that swarmed a Biden-Harris campaign bus on a Texas highway last October violated the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, which prohibits violent election intimidation, two new lawsuits allege.
One suit targets drivers in the self-described “Trump Train”, saying they conspired to intimidate and harass Biden-Harris campaigners.
The other suit names as defendants
The GuardianJul 12 2022
News
Half of G.O.P. Voters Ready to Leave Trump Behind, Poll Finds
As Donald J. Trump weighs whether to open an unusually early White House campaign, a New York Times/Siena College poll shows that his post-presidential quest to consolidate his support within the Republican Party has instead left him weakened, with nearly half the party’s primary voters seeking someone different for president in 2024 and a significant number vowing to abandon him if he wins
New York Times (News)Jun 18 2022
Opinion
Why Canceling Student Debt Should Be a Universal Benefit
Two major student debt stories have hit the headlines in recent days. First, the Department of Education announced that it is canceling $5.8 billion in loans held by 560,000 former students of Corinthian Colleges, Inc, a for-profit college chain that lied to and defrauded low-income students. Second, news outlets reported that President Biden is close to announcing a plan to cancel $10,000 in
The NationMar 17 2021
Opinion
The Democratic Party’s Real War in 2020 Was Against Bernie Sanders
“The deeper problems that plagued [Hillary] Clinton’s run are not necessarily ones unique to Clinton,” I wrote back in 2017, surveying the wreckage of Clinton’s presidential campaign as expertly dissected by Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen in that year’s Shattered. “Her lack of vision, her refusal to shift her centrist policies to the left, her campaign-for-a-campaign’s-sake, the centering of
Jacobin