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With less than six months before voting begins, the legal jousting over the rules for the 2024 election is already underway. And former President Donald Trump’s campaign is getting support from allies who have stayed mostly under the national radar: red-state attorneys general. In court filings made in recent months, these chief state legal officers […] The post To boost Trump, GOP attorneys general charge into battle over state election rules appeared first on Arizona Mirror.

Across the states, and each state ag is going to have to make that decision for themselves as to whether or not they have the facts and the evidence that comport with the law in their particular case. >> she also told me, catherine, she has been having conversations with other state ags which is no surprise. despite the differences in laws, do you think other ags will be watching this case, see how it shakes out, and it might inform what they decide, whether to follow suit? >> exactly, and other...

With, like, aterids under the age of 13 would be barred from using social media, while those between the ages of 13 and 17 would need parental consent to create an account. and social media companies would be prohibited from recommending content using algorithms to users under 18. >> i do worry very much about it. >> reporter: arkansas republican tom cotton and hawaii democrat brian schutz, both parents, are the bills sponsors. how do you enforce in? >> well, the federal trade commission will ha...

Effort, the witch hunt to destroy trump. >> and if you think about tucker, the doj, the fbi, state ags, local prosecutors, the media, the military industrial complex, much of his own political party have all put forth a very well-funded at this point, eight to nine year investigation, an effort to destroy trump. and what have they come up with at the end of the day? tucker, a misdemeanor bookkeeping charge. >> thats it. you know, people say in new york today, they say in new york , you if you ca...

Agencies, or enlist federal agencies in the mission of getting voters registered. we need to see more uptick from federal agencies. from my understanding, as of late spring, early summer, only two federal agencies have signed up to make sure that all officers around the country were voter registration sites. we need to change that. we need to mobilize and do whats impossible, and in election monitoring, there are some severe limitations on the doj now, after the decision of 2013. but still some ...

There is two buckets. ones campaign finance, but i tell you rachel, its complicated. he agreed, a lot depends on what was the committee that raised it, where did the money go and how was the money spent. the fact that our laws are so bogged up, it is not obviously criminal, it is subject for another show. the other bucket that may he may have trouble with, but trump himself, is consumer protection laws. this is in the same bucket that they got bannon for, he was saying that he was building a wal...

Fake electors, as confirmation that they had received these referrals from state ags and were indeed examining and scrutinizing those cases and potentially investigating them? or is it really sort of a firewall between your work and hers? >> i think there is a firewall, and you know, the department of justice rules are if theyre investigating something, they dont talk about it. if they have a case, they file it. and otherwise, they dont talk about it. and i think thats the way it should work. an...

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On tiktok almost every day, i know from personal experience its hard to keep track of what they are watching and how the app is affecting them. these state ags tend to look into whether tiktoks design and promotion teak neeks are affecting the fid cal and mental health of children and whether they violated consumer protection laws. this is the late northwest a push to protect children online. president biden in his state of the union address called for a ban on targeting advertising to children ...