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$2,000 Stimulus Checks Gain Momentum as Republicans, Democrats Press for New Vote

"Congress will vote on additional stimulus checks," said Senator Lindsey Graham.

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MI Analysis: Evers Climate Change Report Is Steeped In Racial Equity And Social Justice Rhetoric, With An Invisible Price Tag That No One Dares Discuss

New legal standard would presume guilt for environmental crimes, not innocence Gov’s Climate Change Task Force refuses to discuss the immense cost of their climate change policies. Final cost in the “trillions” Radical recommendations would close down all coal plants, force you to drive alternative vehicles, and give the Attorney General new power to bully your business via subpoena, without court approval By Lexi Dittrich The Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change has issued a radical roadmap that will completely change the way Wisconsinites heat their homes, fuel their cars and power their businesses in pursuit of “the New Green Economy” and the goal to be carbon-free by 2050. The Task Force released the report, containing 55 recommendations, on December 9, 2020. The plan will force dramatic and expensive changes on Wisconsinites and our way of life so Governor Evers can force us to use only unreliable and pricey renewable energy. On top of this, the report r

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Civil war: Is AOC looking to take out Chuck Schumer?

Civil war: Is AOC looking to take out Chuck Schumer? Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 10:01 am on December 28, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The rumor mill in New York politics isn’t always the most reliable, but this item has attracted enough attention from senior Democratic Party officials that there’s probably some basis to it. Word on the street is that Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has put out some feelers and is exploring the possibility of mounting a primary challenge against New York Senator Chuck Schumer. The former waitress, now preparing to start her second term in the House, would certainly have a large hill to climb if she wants to knock out the Senate Minority Leader. But then again, consider how she got into her current position. She took out Joe Crowley in the 2018 primary. He was considered untouchable at the time, with a huge amount of seniority. Perhaps she’s been letting all of her headlines go to her head and thinks she can just

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More help is on the way : The long wait is over for second stimulus check, but will $600 be enough?

More help is on the way : The long wait is over for second stimulus check, but will $600 be enough?
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TASCHINGER: Veto threat adds chaos to uneven stimulus bill

TASCHINGER: Veto threat adds chaos to uneven stimulus bill Dec. 23, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Shoppers fill Boston Avenue, perusing the vendor booths and open shops during Nederland s Fall Fest Saturday. Photo taken Saturday, October 17, 2020 Kim Brent/The EnterpriseKim Brent / The Enterprise President Trump’s last-minute threat to veto the $900 billion pandemic relief package passed by Congress adds further complications to a bill that was far from perfect to begin with. But the good outweighs the bad, and Trump would do his legacy and the economy a favor by signing it into law. Hey, this bill will never be enshrined in the Legislative Hall of Fame, if such an entity existed. It should have been passed in the summer, doesn’t go far enough in some areas and contains unnecessary add-ons. The final version, all 5,593 pages of it, was dumped on members just six hours before they had to vote on it, ensuring that no one really knew what was lurking in all the nooks and crannies.

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