Politics
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Sen. Tim Scott Says President Biden’s Voting Rights Speech Is “Misleading,” Ignoring His Own Party’s Role In the Matter
Sen. Scott speaks on his new series of videos that he deemed “pertinent to the Black community” and managed to fit in critiques about Biden’s speech.
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Citing Supply Chain Problems, Texas Secretary of State Office Places Limits On Voter Registration Forms
Secretary of state spokesperson noted Texas received its bulk order of 128,000 forms, but there is no online voting registration.
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Louisiana Senate Candidate Gary Chambers smokes Marijuana in Ad Campaign
In his first campaign ad, Senate candidate Gary Chambers smokes a blunt while sending an important message about marijuana legalization.
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Florida’s Republican Governor Proposes An Election Police Force
Meanwhile, Democrats still can’t get anything done on a voting rights bill
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Martin Luther King Jr.’s Family Told the Senate to Pass the Voting Rights Legislation right now.
Martin Luther King III called out President Biden and the Senate to pass voting rights legislation while also honoring his father
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The ‘Win With An Anti-CRT Agenda’ Playbook Is Manifesting Right Now In Virginia
Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin powered his campaign appearing as “moderate,” but you have to look between the lines.
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MLK III calls Senator Sinema “Stubborn in Her Optimism” amidst Filibuster Debate
Upon Sen. Sinema’s support of the filibuster, MLK III responded to the announcement assuring her she will be remembered “unkindly” in the history books.
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Will It Ever Happen? Two Senators Halt A Voting Rights Bill
A mix of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights and the Voting Rights Act hits a roadblock from the usual two senators.