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Navigator CO2 is asking the PUC to overrule local county pipeline ordinances. That’s from the latest round of hearings on Navigator’s proposed carbon capture and sequestration pipeline.
Democrats are consolidating their strength inside of that, and republicans are strengthening their hand. outside of it, but i think what we are seeing in the red states that that political pattern extends from blue, you know, it's just true in california as it is in texas, but what we are seeing in red states is this systematic effort to use this statewide power to preempt the ability of those blue metro's to make their own decisions and for you know, voters in those places to set their own course that you know you're talking before about the generational. transition in many of these states, t...
Preempt the ability of those blue metro's to make their own decisions and for voters in those places to set their own course. you know you're talking before about the generational transition in many of these states, the generational transition and the racial transition are completely overlapping. they are essentially the same thing. you talk about places like florida or georgia or texas or tennessee or arizona before they elected a governor places where the preemption has been most powerful. generally speaking, you have a republican coalition that is rooted in the older generations that are pr...
This possibility of a misdemeanor or a felony. >> yeah. the big question is what is he considering for what crime was there an intent to cover up, would that misdemeanor which would bump it up to the felony class. so he could be looking at whether there's a state election law that was given -- broken. that was a little bit fuzzy in terms of just taking a look at the new york state election laws. there's obviously federal campaign finance law he could try to bootstrap too. that would be a bit novel for the state d.a. to be using federal law. it's certainly theoretically possible. but that might...
DeSantis spokeswoman Taryn Fenske says, ‘The corporate kingdom has come to an end.’