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kmgs Pawlenty Backs Romney for President
« le: Décembre 25, 2024, 10:09:31 pm »
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 President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, are blaming each other and each others political parties for the failure to provide a new round of coronavirus aid relief.Watch the moment from the debate in the player above.Trump blamed Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pe stanley cup losi even as Pelosi continues to negotiate a deal with Trumps emissary, Trea stanley cup sury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.The Republican president suggested Pelosi doesnt want to do anything that would help him.Biden asked Trump why he isnt talking to his  Republican friends  about a deal.Mitch McConnell, the Senates Republican leader, has told his fellow Republicans that he warned the White House against striking a trillion-dollar relief deal with Pelosi before the Nov. 3 election.Biden raised his voice as he reminded viewers of Thursdays presidential debate that the Democratic-controlled House passed a relief bill months ago. It was ignored by the GOP-led Senate.                                                                                                       Related                                                                Trump, Biden argue over their tax returns                        By Associated Press                                                                                WATCH: What voters think stanley cup  about Trump and Biden   final debate                                                                            WATCH: Trump, Biden meet in final presidential debate before Election Day    Iyrx Hundreds of    I Voted    stickers left at Susan B. Anthony   s grave
 NEW YORK  AP  鈥?A Republican redistricting exper stanley cup t advocated for adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census to give an electoral edge to white people and Republicans, opponents of the move alleged in a court filing Thursday.The filing in Manhattan federal court said a trove of newly discovered documents revealed that Thomas Hofeller, a longtime Republican gerrymandering guru, played a key role in pushing the Trump administration to include a citizenship question on the census for the firs af1 t time since 1950.Lawyers for opponents of adding the question said the files, found on Hofeller   computer drives after he died last year, also showed that he contributed vital language to a Justice Department letter used to justify the question on the grounds that it was needed to protect minority voting rights.In reality, the lawyers argued, the documents show the census change is part of a wider Republican effort to restrict the political power of Democrats and Latino communities.The new evidence reveals that Dr. Thomas Hofeller, the longtime Republican redistricting specialist, played a significant role in orchestrating the addition of the citizenship question to the 2020 Decennial Census in order to crea stanley cup te a structural electoral advantage for, in his own words, Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites, ; and that defendants obscured his role through affirmative misrepresentations, the filing said.READ MORE: The court fight over the 2020 census and why it