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Stacey Abrams Presses Kemp On Suspending Gas Tax Through the End of 2022
Georgia’s motor fuel tax break has saved drivers more than $300 million in taxes and is set to expire on July 14th.
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Republicans Won’t Renew Free School Meal Program Which Could Hurt Millions of Children
Millions of children around the country will lose access to free breakfast and lunch upon the program’s expiration on June 30th
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New York On Track To Pass Its Own John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act
The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act of New York would enact some of the strongest voter protections in the country.
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California Reparations Task Force Releases ‘Groundbreaking’ First Report
The California task force outlined harms against its African American citizens and steps to address those wrongs that may serve as a future blueprint.
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Charles Booker, Kentucky Democrat, Wears Noose in New Campaign Ad and Calls out Sen. Rand Paul
The first Black Kentuckian to receive a Democratic nomination for Senate wearing a noose in the emotional ad chronicling America’s lynching history
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Texas Congressman Blames Rap Music and Video Games, Not Guns For Texas Shooting
Meanwhile, Senate Republicans still won’t commit to common-sense gun control measures after recent shootings
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Sen. Warnock Challenges Herschel Walker To Three Televised Debates
Even though Walker has committed to debating Sen. Warnock, the number of debates he actually commits to is waiting to be seen.
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Supreme Court Might Soon Loosen Gun Laws In Wake of Texas Shooting
The Supreme Court’s upcoming ruling on a New York law could open constitutional challenges to gun safety laws around the country
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Biden Signs Policing Executive Order On 2nd Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death
Biden’s executive order will establish a national Law Enforcement Accountability Database and outlaw chokeholds for 100,000 federal officers.
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Stacey Abrams Wins Georgia’s Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Abrams’s win sets her up for a rematch with Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in the fall election.