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A group of former Republican governors filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday in support of a Colorado Supreme Court decision disqualifying former President Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot for president in that state.Former GOP governors Marc Racicot of Montana, William Weld of Massachusetts, and Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey say in an amicus brief their objectives are not partisan, but patri
stanley termohrnek otic.Dozens of similar cases have been filed across the United States that aim to ban Trump from the presidency under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, adopted after the Civil War to stop former Confederates from returning to office.Colorado s caseis the only to survive the legal test so far, but Trum
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President Joe Biden is coming under criticism for his position on abortion from a Wisconsin Congressional candidate. Polit
stanley cup usa iFact Wisconsin is looking at claims about the Hyde Amendment.The Hyde Amendment has been around for 45 years, and it has prohibited the use of federal dollars in
stanley canada Medicaid or Medicare to pay for abortion.But Republican Congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden in the La Crosse area made a claim in a tweet about President Biden, stating that ending the amendment would force everyone to pay for abortions on demand. The claim from Van Orden was that President Biden would force all Americans to pay for abortion on demand, up to birth, that s a very big claim, said Greg Borowski with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.President Biden did propose ending the Hyde Amendment but that does not mean all abortions, up to birth, would be paid for with federal tax dollars. PolitiFact Wisconsin says the Hyde Amendment only deals with funding. It does not deal with things like when abortions are permitted, how close to birth, how far along in pregnancy, and so forth, said Borowski. All of that would remain even if the Hyde Amendment was removed.While President Biden is pro-choice, PolitiFact Wisconsin says he has not advocated support for a
stanley hrnek bortions - up to birth. Joe Biden has said he supports various Supreme Court rulings including one that allows states to regulate abortion, so long as it does not create an undue burden on the woman seeking the abortion, said Borowski.P
