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Desantis could do it on things like immigration, covid, but so far he has not been attacking the former president. instead the former president has been attacking him. this week on the idea you were mentioning his legislative the former presidents of this is a guy he was backing a national sales tax. you want that? people talk about his stand on abortion. his stand on guns. it creates the kind of problem susan was talking about earlier going towards a general ele election. proximal republicans g...

Legislative committees in the Assembly and Senate blocked a bill that would have made it easier for people who live near oil wells to hold energy companies liable for health problems.

He shared how he was forced to discontinue education briefly and tend the cattle to tide through the tough times.Afte

Ecuadorian President dissolves parliament, calls for early legislative elections

Minnesota lawmakers in a conference committee have finalized a bill to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state.

Minnesota lawmakers in a conference committee have finalized a bill to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state.

Republican infighting on the final days of the 2023 session stalled many of their key priorities before the session officially closed on Friday.

Republican infighting on the final days of the 2023 session stalled many of their key priorities before the session officially closed on Friday.

System. we have a bureaucracy in this country that is out of control. we are supposed to be a country that has a constitution with three branches of government, legislative, executive and judicial. now we have four brawn. s -- branches of government. you have the legislature, the congress, you have whoever gets elected president, you have the court and then you have this fourth branch of government, this administrative state, that does what it wants without congress having enacted anything. they...

Columbia County’s development board say funding for five different county projects has been approved by state lawmakers, including a proposed $980,000 going towards a crime lab at the sheriff’s office