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By Hugh Jackson | Editor
Nobody knows if Mitch McConnell is sentient and Rand Paul is obsessed with Anthony Fauci. Do better, Kentucky.
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The People's Medic. “Within three days of him picking up those meds, his blood went from 210 over 108, which is a walking heart attack, to 140 over 70, which is almost perfect ... That’s just a night-and-day difference (for) someone who just needed access.” Leilah Ortega reports: Southern Nevada medic group bridges gaps in homeless community with ‘Sidewalk Sundays’
Just say no. State legislator, Republican congressional candidate and (of particular interest in this instance) landlord Carrie Buck is also an iconoclast, a maverick, and a rebel when it comes to one of the state's more pressing affordability issues. That's the charitable way of putting it, anyway. April Corbin Girnus reports: Republican congressional candidate opposed bipartisan-backed housing bills, including Lombardo’s
And if you can't trust the Supreme Court then ... oh wait. Dang. Conflicting rulings from a couple appeals courts within a couple days of each other appear to make it even more clear that Trump’s war of aggression on democracy/voting by mail will have to be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court. Via the D.C. bureau: Courts issue conflicting rulings on Trump executive order restricting vote-by-mail
Hmm, perhaps it was something Trump and the Republicans did. Via Stateline: Obamacare enrollment declines in 49 states
Good Luck
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