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To show loyalty to Trump, Republican state officials nationwide push new voting restrictions

To show loyalty to Trump, Republican state officials nationwide push new voting restrictions
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Republican lawmakers vote with Democrats to give lower tuition rates to illegal aliens than Americans in Georgia - Fannin

Republican lawmakers vote with Democrats to give lower tuition rates to illegal aliens than Americans in Georgia - Fannin
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Republican lawmakers vote with Democrats to give lower tuition rates to illegal aliens than Americans in Georgia - Pickens

Written And Submitted By D.A. King Dalton Republican Kasey Carpenter A Republican-controlled Gold Dome committee has voted to advance legislation that would give illegal aliens lower tuition rates in Georgia than Americans and legal immigrants from most other states. The bill, HB 120, was sponsored in the legislature by Dalton Republican Kasey Carpenter and has more Democrat cosigners than Republicans. Pro-enforcement opponents of the legislation began furious calls and emails to their legislators and Republican Speaker of the House Rep. David Ralston soon after the approval. Advanced out of the twenty-five member House Higher Education Committee Thursday, the illegal alien friendly measure passed by a vote of 16-4, with

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House passes broadband bill meant to protect consumers and make it easier, cheaper to install

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia House of Delegates has passed a broadband bill that its lead sponsor called the “single most important thing” they could approve in 2021.

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Florida House Poised To Pass Business Liability Protections

/ Rep. Fentrice Driskell, whose amendment was defeated, said her proposal was inspired by her sister, a teacher, a Tampa police officer who got infected on the job and a nurse who reached out to Driskell to say she was afraid because she wasn’t being provided enough personal protective equipment while at work. The House spent less than two hours debating the business liability bill, with the Republican majority shooting down six proposed amendments filed by Democrats. The Florida House moved one step closer Thursday to shielding businesses from lawsuits related to COVID-19, teeing up for passage a bill that would give Florida businesses some of the broadest protections in the country.

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