During the moment in question, Tarlov was discussing a Friday speech from President Donald Trump at a rally in Rockland County, New York, for Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY). Today, she said, telling people you have more money in your pockets when nobody thinks that except the richest Americans at this point. You know, the weird stuff again about the cognitive tests and how he's acing things that they give to people who've had traumatic brain injuries, no one knows there's a B in the word dumb we all know there's a B in the word dumb.
The crowd replied with a further unified chant: President! Laughing, Massie responded: All right, you've made a compelling argument. You spoke your piece, but I need a medical margarita first, and we'll talk about it later. Thank you and God bless! he said, as the crowd roared.
Senator Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican and chair of the high chamber's education committee, conceded his loss in the Louisiana primary Saturday. The incumbent placed third in a three-way race, ousted by a Trump-backed opponent, Rep. Julia Letlow, and state treasurer John Fleming, who will both advance to a June 27 runoff.
“It’s a security-related measure,” Thune told reporters on Monday. “You’ve got a president where there have been three assassination attempts in just the last two years.” Thune said the funding is intended to secure the new facility and ensure the Secret Service has the resources needed to protect the president.
This map is illegal, unconstitutional, and a blatant partisan power grab. It will silence voters, especially Black and brown Floridians, young people, and others whose representation is already too often diminished.