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While the election bill will be revisited during the second special session, a North Texas Democrat says they fully met their other goal.

Joe Biden Spreads Vaccine Misinformation Live on CNN to Millions of Americans Did you happen to catch CNN’s town hall on Wednesday? The broadcast was hosted by Don Lemon, and featured a predictably confused and stammering Joe Biden, haplessly trying to muck his way through an array of topics ranging from gun-gabbing to January 6th to Covid. Joe experienced a lot of fumbles along the way- including one jaw-dropping moment where he lost his faculties for 25 seconds while trying to answer a simple question about the vaccine. Eventually, Don Lemon jumped in and helped guide Joe out of the weeds...

View Comments At a Springfield vigil pushing federal voting rights legislation and honoring civil rights icon John Lewis, Missouri state House Minority Leader Crystal Quade warned that Missouri Republicans could restrict voting rights in the Show-Me state if Congress doesn’t act.   “For the past five years that I've been in Jefferson City, legislators continue to tell us that voters don't know what they're talking about and so then what we see every year is legislation moving through the process to restrict access to voting. We have to stop it,” the Springfield Democrat told several ...

FORT WORTH, Texas (Tribune News Service) — Based on the fawning national media coverage, you’d think that Texas Democratic legislators are nothing short of civil rights-era heroes. Their infamous, ongoing junket to Washington has been hailed as a mission to save voting rights in Texas, particularly the rights of people of color. As a Latino, Abraham Enriquez, is ostensibly someone Texas Dems are trying to help. But he doesn’t see their recent theatrics that way. “It is absolutely condescending that an elected official says a certain demographic doesn’t have the capabi...

Texas Democrats contract COVID after fleeing state avoid a vote; reaction from 'The Five' The Texas state Democratic delegation that fled Austin for the District of Columbia to deprive the state legislature of a quorum to vote on election integrity legislation is looking less similar to Republican abolitionist Frederick Douglass – whom Vice President Harris compared them to – and more like Fred Flintstone, Greg Gutfeld remarked Monday on "The Five." Gutfeld said the outing has turned from a self-described historic occasion into a "Super-Spreader Tour" after three fully-vaccinated Democrat...