Google blocked the advertisements of a legal group that opposes President Joe Biden and the Democrats’ plan to pack the courts with additional seats, a Big Tech move that the bipartisan organization labeled as “bizarre.”
Keep Nine, which consists of former politicians and attorneys general, first took out advertisements to advocate for the preservation of nine nonpartisan justices on the United States Supreme Court. Shortly after Biden’s inauguration, however, Google rejected Keep Nine’s marketing plans on the grounds that there was a “Sensitive Event” occurring, related to the election.
The block came as a surprise to Keep Nine, which said that “the fact Google would target such an organization, at a time when national leaders are calling for more unity, is heavy-handed and irresponsible on the part of the tech giant.”
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Blank Rome’s annual estate and tax planning newsletter discusses certain concepts and techniques that should be considered in 2021 by our clients and friends in California. We first discuss perhaps the most important recent development, which was the outcome of the 2020 “Blue Wave” Election that gives the Democratic Party control of the presidency and Congress. In view of the massive federal bailouts that have occurred and are likely to occur this year, it seems logical to assume that significant changes (increases) to the tax burden on many individuals will be enacted. President Biden has proposed a series of sweeping tax changes as outlined below.
S.C. Senate passes controversial fetal heartbeat law
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Jan. 28 (UPI) Lawmakers in the South Carolina state Senate on Thursday passed a bill to ban most abortions, sending it to the Republican-controlled House were it is expected to pass but its fate is in doubt as it will likely face lengthy litigation if it becomes law.
The state s Republican governor, Henry McMaster, said he intends to sign the controversial South Carolina Fetal Heartbeat Protection from Abortion Act immediately into effect if it lands on his desk.
Advertisement We re closer than we ve ever been to passing into law the most comprehensive pro-life legislation our state has ever seen, McMaster tweeted after the bill passed the state s Senate. It s off to the House of Representatives now, where we have great leaders who I know will fight for life.