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“So I’m tying #HomelandSecurity into #VoterIdentification — with picture and proof of citizenship — in order to vote. And those two items are the most important thing having to do with Homeland Security, so it should be part of the Homeland Security bill,” said Trump
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‘Make This One for Jesus!’ Trump Tells Republicans to Pass Voter ID Bill for God
President Donald Trump asked Republican lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act "for Jesus" on Monday.
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March 23, 2026 at 5:52 PM
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Gubernatorial hopefuls at a recent forum are demanding a return to paper ballots and voter ID, sparking a heated debate on how to restore trust in Minnesota's elections.

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Gubernatorial candidates press for paper ballots, voter ID and tougher election oversight
At a Beebe County Republicans forum, candidates broadly supported measures they said would restore trust in Minnesota elections — including paper ballots, voter ID, spot audits and increased recruitment of election judges — while differing on whether to pursue wholesale re-registration or narrow legal fixes.
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January 22, 2026 at 1:45 PM
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EFTA01181957 | EFTA01181959 Johnson stood by as Southern states enacted "black codes," which restricted rights of freed blacks and prevented blacks from voting. Romney stood by last year as Republican-controlled state legislatures passed voteridentification laws, making it harder for people of color, senior citizens and people with disabilities to exercise their fundamental right to vote. While Goldwater's anti-civil-rights stance earned him the support of Deep South states, making him the first Republican since Reconstruction to carry Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana. This same message was advanced by Richard Nixon in 1988 when he coined the phrase, "the silent majority" which everyone knew didn't include Blacks, Jews and Gays, and today Latinos. Abraham Lincoln was not a beloved president across the nation at the time of his death. To white Southerners he was often described as "a ruthless Attila bent upon the destruction of a superior civilization." In his April 1876 oration in memory of Lincoln, Frederick Douglass said, "Few great public men have ever been the victims of fiercer denunciation than Abraham Lincoln was during his administration. Reproaches came thick andfast upon him from within andfrom without, andfivm opposite quarters." In some quarters, the hatred of Lincoln bordered on fanaticism; similar sentiments are in evidence against Obama. A Romney win would be worrisome, however, because of his strong embrace of states rights and his deep mistrust of the federal government — sentiments Andrew Johnson shared. And we know what that Johnson did once in office. The next president will make appointments to the Justice Department, State Department, the Pentagon; the departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services; the Securities and Exchange Commission; the Treasury Department; and probably a Supreme Court justice or two. And there will be political jobs galore to fill. With a Romney administration, that means recruiting people who hate the federal government. So where will Romney turn for help? Why, from those who helped get him where he is today: John Sununu, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Karl Rove, the Koch Brothers, the neocons and the Fox news crew, to name a few. If Romney prevails, who will dictate what policies a Romney administration pursues? Certainly not Mitt Romney, a panderer and flip-flopper whose convictions don't extend far beyond getting elected. Mitt Romney could be the next Andrew Johnson.... So thank God with just two days left that odds-makers give President Obama a four-to-one (80%) chance of winning the election..... With this said, I still believe in Obama's exhortation in 2004, "There is not a liberal America and a conservative America — there is the United States ofAmerica. There is not a black America and a white America and Latino America and Asian America — there's the United States ofAmerica." One of the biggest problems in America is the growing economic inequality. In recent years, the rich have seen their wealth grow dramatically while the poor and middle class have basically flatlined. It's no accident. Our politicians — on both sides of the aisle — fell under the spell of corporate dollars and re-engineered our economic system to favor the wealthy. The dark green line shows the income trajectory for the top 1 percent since 1970, while the light green line shows the bottom 90 percent. Click the orange triangles to learn about critical turning points that helped create the skewed system we have today. hup://billmoyers.com/content/thetriggers-of-economic-inequality/ In 1970 to top 1% made 318,659 and 905,570 in 2008 down from 988,955 a year earlier while the incomes of the bottom 90% $30,073 in 1970 and $30,981in 2008. You have to ask why has this happened to truly understand what happen. The best policies money can buy. This is not republican or democratic ineptitude. This is the influence of corporate cash on politicians of both stripes. They call it lobbying....rather than bribery. It's plain and simple bribery. Members of Congress will screw the majority as long as the corporations and wealthy keep sending in those checks. In today's world having a Capital Gains tax half the rate of earned income is bad. In the 1970s we were in a period of sustained and substantial inflation previously unprecedented. Workers for the first time started to see Cost-of-Living raises become a standard expectation, as well as indexing things like Social Security. People -not just the rich, but relatively ordinary investors and businessmen -- were being taxed on "phantom" capital gains that were largely attributed to sustained, higher then ordinary inflation. In the days before we had EFTA01181959 Epstein Web iOS app on the App Store.
May 12, 2026 at 6:34 PM
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The SAVE Act is stirring up controversy in Harrisonburg as concerns grow over how stricter voter ID requirements could disenfranchise many residents.

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Federal SAVE Act raises concerns over voter registration complications
New SAVE Act could complicate voter registration for individuals with name changes.
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March 3, 2025 at 5:24 PM
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Kansas Senate Bill 106 is set to reshape voter ID laws and support veterans, sparking intense debate over access and integrity in elections.

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Kansas implements new ID card regulations for voters and veterans
Kansas requires veterans to provide documentation for nondriver ID cards and vote identification.
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March 24, 2025 at 2:06 AM