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By 2001, the wait was over. After a false start of the generation led by Sega's tragically ill-fated [...]
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Photo by Kevin McCarthy (Public domain) In the professional stratum of politics, few verities are treated with more reverence than the outcome of next year's midterm, when the Republican Party is deemed certain to recapture majorities in the House and Senate. With weary wisdom, any pol or pundit will cite the long string of elections that buttress this prediction. Political history also tells us that many factors can influence an electoral result, including a national crisis or a change in economic conditions â in other words, things can change and even midterm elections are not ...
A former Georgia deputy bragged in messages with members of an extremist group that he had brutalized a Black man in custody and that he intended to charge Black people with felonies to keep them from voting, federal authorities revealed in court last week. Text messages sent by 28-year-old Cody Richard Griggers in 2019 when he was still working as a Wilkinson County deputy, show that he told members of the “Shadow Moses” group, “I’m going to charge them with whatever felonies I can to take away their ability to vote,” according to an FBI affidavit. Grigger was fired from the depa...