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THe U.S. House of Representatives passed the "For The People" Act aimed at protecting voters, including at the state level, from voter suppression tactics. The post The House of Representatives Passes the “For the People” Voting Rights Act first appeared on The Mary Sue.
THe US House of Representatives passed the "For The People" Act aimed at protecting voters, including at the state level from voter suppression tactics.
Early Years John Strode Barbour was born on December 29, 1820, in Culpeper County, the eldest of five sons and second of seven children of John Strode Barbour (1790–1855) and Eliza A. Byrne Barbour. He was educated in private schools before attending the University of Virginia from 1838 to 1842. He studied law before leaving the university and was a practicing attorney in Culpeper County from 1842 until about 1851. In 1847 Barbour was elected as a Democrat to the House of Delegates. He served for four years and soon became involved with railroads. The state regularly subsidized railroad con...
The Tennessee General Assembly passed "Evelyn Boswell's Law" on second reading in the House and Senate on Wednesday.
Why Adding Accused Capitol Rioters to the ‘No-Fly’ List Threatens Civil Liberties No-fly lists are an idea so bad they never should have left the ground. Thursday, January 14, 2021 Last week, an angry mob of Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol. They believed that the November presidential election had been “stolen” from their leader and were attempting to block Congress’s certification of the results. It was a violent event that left five people dead, including one police officer. In the wake of this incident, the FBI is considering placing those who allegedly participated on th...