Since our last report, 11 states have voted in their primary elections and two special elections have been held. The results have been mixed. Some radicals have had big wins—for example, Russell Fry defeated Rep. Tom Rice, a 5-term congressman who voted last year to impeach Donald Trump, in South Carolina’s 7th District. Others have […]
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The upcoming January 6th Committee Hearings are a critical step in fortifying American democracy. If executed well and honestly, they can show the American people just how dangerous that day was, and re-instill a sense of urgency for holding those responsible to account, strengthen the election certification process and peaceful transition of power and prevent
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By Corey Cronin, Development Director It’s the unofficial slogan of the University of Wyoming, and something engrained in everyone who grew up a product of the Wyoming public education system. The embodiment of this slogan that was taught to those of us who grew up here is the “Cowboy Code of Ethics.” Signed into law
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By Mary Anna Mancuso, National Spokesperson This week, all eyes were on Uvalde, Texas, where an 18-year-old gunman entered Robb Elementary School and shot up a fourth-grade class, killing 21 people—19 children and two teachers. If reading that sentence made your heart drop into your stomach, imagine how the 3,865 other families of victims have
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Primary voters in Alabama, Arkansas, and Georgia went to the polls earlier this week, and there were runoff elections in Texas and a special election in Minnesota. Here are some of the key results. First, the big one: Georgia, where there was good news and bad. The bad was that Divider Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
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By Mary Anna Mancuso, National Spokesperson The horrifying domestic terrorism attack in Buffalo, New York, served as a dreadful reminder that there are Americans who hold such hateful, extremist views, they will kill for them. While this isn’t purely a modern phenomenon, what is new is that the rhetoric used by the Buffalo shooter in his nefarious
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Tired of the division in our country, communities, and even our families? You can do something about it. At the Renew America Movement, our mission is to build a nationwide common-sense coalition of Americans that’s based on principle, not party. We won’t always see eye-to-eye on policy, but we all agree that America is at
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“The (GOP) Party is kicking people like me out. They are saying you don’t have a place here if you don’t wink and nod or look the other way at Great Replacement Theory and other conspiracies.”
Primary voters in Idaho, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oregon, and Pennsylvania went to the polls earlier this week. Here are some of the key results. Perhaps the biggest (and best) news of the night was the defeat of Divider Rep. Madison Cawthorn in NC-11. Cawthorn has had a series of personal scandals lately, but the main
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“Conspiracy theories will have a corrosive impact on American Democracy.” Miles Taylor
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