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Religious statesman Rajan Zed was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation by Reno Police Department in recognition for his “dedication to the community."

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Inside politics: Key governor contests are set with abortion as the central issue; a defense of state Senates puts the focus on Nebraska; and, once again, a big number of legislators are facing no competition in elections.

Wednesday, 10 February 2021, 1:06 pm Hindus have expressed dismay at the reported ejection of Māori member of New Zealand parliament for refusing to wear tie. Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that New Zealand needed to grow up and show some maturity before ejecting a Māori MP from the Parliament which was built on land discovered by his ancestors. Inflicting the dress code and fashion traditions imported from Europe on the original settlers of New Zealand...

Got his feelings hurt on twitter. listen, schiff has both republicans where they want him and the president where he wants him. i think the american people are going to learn a lot starting next week about the president and republicans. >> i would just say i would expect public opinion to move against the president. >> that is the big test. thank you both for being with me. that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. chris, ive just been advised the cow is now s...

>> $380 billion. >> communities. color with less political representation and fewer members. statehouses and state senates. the whole thing. >> its huge. already going to happen as a result. going to be an under count. groups, but others want to go beyond and have an under count and then on. that, we will draw districts based only on citizenship that will further reduce the cloud. minority and immigrant groups to draw as many districts as possible. it will make the gerrymandering we saw look tam...

Maps. they strike them down and thats how egregious they are. here you have the guy and you look at the country and you cant gerrymander the whole map. one way is through the census. m. one way is through the census. its used for redistricting. if you gerrymander and rig the census. >> if you screw up the data coming in. you start with an advantage. >> if you gerrymander the census and rig the census, you rig. . this is not. one other issue, but gets to the heart. american democracy. we will. wi...

Where do you think you have a shot? >> you know, we have i think its now 30. either state houses or state senates. all over the country that have voted for this in the past. in the past, the arizona speaker of the house, a republican, carried the bill. so maybe right now republicans in red states are worried about it. but in the past, they have all been for it. so, this is not a partisan issue. it looks like that now. because of the current president. losing the popular vote by 3 million votes. ...

To see the numbers of surrogates out there. i know vice president biden plans to be in ohio. i myself have been in 30 states over the course of the last year. and im also focused -- >> whats the number one thing people told you they care about? >> you know what people care about, more than anything else, is that we seem to be losing that spirit of moderation, civility, love and respect for one another. it seems to have gone missing out there, and people are looking for decent men and women to pi...

Then what will the people do? other than violence, there needs to be a way to address this. so why do you think so many republicans in state houses and state senates claim to be standing up for the constitution by opposing the constitution? that is, by opposing convention of states in article 5, which is the second way provided by the framers and the ratifyers to amend the constitution. >> there is two reasons to that. you know, you either have fear or courage, and what we see today is a lot of ...