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Explain this, humankind
December 15, 2024 at 1:38 PM
Explain this, humankind
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"The future of collective bargaining in Wisconsin now depends on the future of the state supreme court, just as unwinding the gerrymander did. That’s precisely why the multipronged, incremental approach that Wikler and other Dems have undertaken is so effective."
Searching for a ray of hope? Look at Wisconsin.
Stringing together small wins can lead to big progress.
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December 6, 2024 at 5:18 PM
"The future of collective bargaining in Wisconsin now depends on the future of the state supreme court, just as unwinding the gerrymander did. That’s precisely why the multipronged, incremental approach that Wikler and other Dems have undertaken is so effective."
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Note: This rule also applies to judges, which is not relevant here but shows just how far the Texas GOP has gone to stifle dissent. t.co/nzJuoAnVT6
December 8, 2024 at 2:04 AM
Note: This rule also applies to judges, which is not relevant here but shows just how far the Texas GOP has gone to stifle dissent. t.co/nzJuoAnVT6
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Wild stuff going on in Texas right now. Amid an incredibly contentious Republican fight for Speaker of the House, the Texas GOP has passed a resolution vowing to censure anyone who doesn’t vote for party leaders’ preferred candidate — which will bar any censured lawmaker from running in primaries.
December 8, 2024 at 2:01 AM
Wild stuff going on in Texas right now. Amid an incredibly contentious Republican fight for Speaker of the House, the Texas GOP has passed a resolution vowing to censure anyone who doesn’t vote for party leaders’ preferred candidate — which will bar any censured lawmaker from running in primaries.