Republicans: why are we litigating the past by asking questions about Jan 6.
Also Republicans: let's litigate the past, specifically, COVID-19 that happened in 2019 and 2020, well before Jan 6.
When you are a student on an F-1 visa, your visa is the document that allows you to enter the country, but it's the I-20 that allows you to stay. So you could have an expired visa but still stay legally until your I-20 expiration. Those cases may be at risk now?
More than the enemy, I'm sure this will give nightmares to JD Vance and Marco Rubio who are hoping to get the 2028 nomination. With his current approval rating, the Democrats will be raring to take him on in 2028 and send him to retirement for real.
Expect Republicans to use this in the tightly fought Iowa Senate and Gubernatorial races (which will simply reveal that they have no positive strategy to run on)
I prefer a system where we have 10 weeks of primary elections and 5 states go together in one week. Rotate the order of states so that each set of 5 states gets to go first and then they move to the back of the line for the next presidential primary
They are allowing themselves to be played by Trump. Because he takes unilateral, haphazard decisions, news articles read more like blog entries - he said this... In a new development, he said the opposite.. They are focused on the actor and his actions, rather than the full sum of the consequences
They are taking out the only human interaction some of the STEM major kids were having outside of family. Way to go! Can't wait to see how THOSE kids navigate real life!
Despite his overt centrism on certain issues, Ossoff understands that he can only win with Black and young liberal voters and makes it clear they know and appreciate that, unlike other Dem electeds who are ready to piss on their base the moment they are on camera.
It's strange that defeated Gov candidates have a new found chance to become the Senate nominee in a rushed primary in two different states in two weeks!
