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That democrat josh shapiro when the governors race in the midterms. democrats are now on track to get some big things accomplished. access to abortion will likely be safeguarded. a minimum wage hike is also any work. lgbtq pennsylvanias are likely to gain new protections and police reform, gun control measures, green energy measures, could be on the table. in short, as wed like to say every time on this show, every election matters when the vote count. coming up on the second hour of ayman, brea...

The percentage of people who approve of the Supreme Courts work is ascending again, according to a new Marquette Law School poll, which shows Democrats who previously lost trust in the justices are slowly regaining confidence despite an overall majority of respondents who still lack faith in the institution.

And kevin needed to understand that conservatives are strong people, were not going to be ruled with an iron fist. were not with pelosi or mccarthy, were freedom loving people, and we have to be able to reconcile differences. and some of my colleagues had legitimate concerns we needed to address. so i wanted kevin to go back to the table and not talk about the grievances. a lot of things happened, we had a lot of bad blood, but we can get through the it, and it makes us stronger, and it will mak...

Supporters of the superintendent lashed out against the school boards abrupt decision, accusing the boards new conservative majority of choosing politics over rationale in a nearly five-hour meeting

Nonpartisan. we are going to be driving that new conservative majority to reverse the policies that have created this mess to begin with. so, when it comes to jobs, unfortunately, we do not celebrate this. because this is a pain that every american family is feeling. we are requesting to have a year or more of very stagnant job growth. ultimately whats going to happen is americans are going to have to buckle down. realize the policy consequences of some poor political decisions we have made. but...

At that election, known to voters will be asking a simple question —— millions of voters. how do we get rid of our awful conservative mp? and we have shown time and again thatis and we have shown time and again that is something you liberal democrats are pretty good at. take our three historic by—election wins. overturning a conservative majority of 16,000. overturning a conservative majority ofi6,000. overturning overturning a conservative majority of 16,000. overturning a majority of 22,...

With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and as residents in the first state to officially ban abortion, sexually active Missourians are f*cked or, rather, will be literally unf*cked in the near future once state legislators succumb to a targeted pressure campaign to criminalize contraceptives. Historically and politically, all roads lead to Missouri’s small, but

Universities should be allowed to continue using race as one of several factors in admissions decisions. the courts already considered and affirmed issue twice in the last decade. but now, what many analysts think, the 6 to 3 conservative majority will overturn the long-standing civil right. let me tell you briefly what can be done to fight the issue, when they say race cant be considered there. next they will say it shouldnt be considered in the private sector. beboards and corporate boards, wh...

That affirmative action is permissible, the courts have said those two things mean the same thing. title six means the same thing, they have the equal protection clause, if theres a compelling state interest and there is no intrusive way of doing it, thats okay. they are four, title six allows affirmative action. i think the new conservative majority, the more textural, ideological approach to interpreting things, is going to take a second look at that and may say, no, title six flatly prohibits...

The Supreme Court's 6-3 Republican-appointed majority could soon end race-conscious affirmative action admissions policies at universities, though some professors say colleges may still promote diversity and inclusion, depending on the scope of the justices' ruling.