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Welcome to Pennsylvania’s very progressive 2022 Democratic Senate primary Julia Terruso, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Both Pennsylvania Democrats in the state’s high-stakes Senate race support a $15 federal minimum wage and getting rid of the filibuster to make it happen. Both want student loan forgiveness and support some aspects of sweeping environmental legislation on par with the Green New Deal. One is a longtime advocate for marijuana legalization, the other a vocal champion for LGBTQ rights.
And both regularly dish out snarky critiques of Republicans on MSNBC.
Pennsylvania’s 2022 Democratic Senate primary is off to a pretty progressive start.
That two progressive candidates Lt. Gov. John Fetterman and State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta are the first in the contest reflects how the ascendant left has become the energizing force in Democratic politics, even with the comparatively moderate President Joe Biden in the White House. The race to replace the retiri
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Elijah McClain died in August 2019, following an encounter with Aurora Police. An independent investigation into his death was commissioned by the city of Aurora and released earlier this week.
On the night of Aug. 24, 2019, Elijah McClain, a young Black man, was stopped by police while walking home from a convenience store in Aurora.
McClain was not suspected of any crime, but during the encounter, police restrained him with carotid holds, handcuffs and other pain compliance tactics. When paramedics arrived, they injected him with ketamine, a powerful sedative, that caused him to lose consciousness. He never woke up and died a few days later after being taken off life support.
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Feb 23, 2021 10:00 PM ET
That the U.S. has the world’s highest death toll from the pandemic has renewed criticism of the federalist system that has allowed the states to do as they please, with very different approaches and very different results.
“There’s a pretty strong argument that the confusion we’ve created has, in fact, cost human lives,” said Donald Kettl, a professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas and author of “The Divided States of America: Why Federalism Doesn’t Work.” “We pay a pretty high price sometimes for letting states go their own way.”