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Some Georgia prosecutors are blasting bills that would seek to discipline or remove them, while others say the oversight is needed. Bills in the House and Senate are advancing to
ATLANTA (AP) — Some Georgia prosecutors are blasting bills that would seek to discipline or remove them, while others say the oversight is needed. The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday passed Senate Bill 92 on a 5-3 vote, sending it to the full Senate for more debate.
The Congressional Hispanic Conference now has no staffers on its payroll after all employees quit or found new jobs.
Polls overwhelmingly find that Hispanics themselves neither like nor use the term “Latinx.” Just 1% to 3% of Hispanics use it.
One of the first things that Arkansas’ new governor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, did upon taking office on Jan. 10 was to issue an executive order banning the use of the woke, made-up word “Latinx” in state government business and official documents. Then, on Feb. 1, taking their cue from Ms. Sanders, a Republican, five Hispanic Democratic state legislators in liberal Connecticut called for that same gender-neutral term, “Latinx” (mispronounced “Lateenex”—rhymes with “Kleenex”—by our hapless president), to be banned in official government business there as well.