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Boycotts Harm Target and Amazon as Republicans Look to Cut Medicaid | Morning Rundown
Boycotts have begun against Target and Amazon, specifically harming Target already, House Republicans look to cut Medicaid as part of budget negotiations, and Elon Musk disrupts flights because SpaceX
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A boycott of Target has begun for a period of 40-days, and it appears as though it is already working. The boycott is in response to the company’s decision to roll back DEI policies. Read this message I received from an employee:
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A boycott of Amazon begins today and will last for a period of one week through March 14th. Will you be participating?
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is actively exploring a run for California governor in 2026, as reported by Politico.
The U.S. added just 151,000 jobs in February, falling short of the expected 160,000, while the unemployment rate increased to 4.1%.
House Republicans can't hit their own budget target needed to advance President Donald Trump's agenda without making major cuts to Medicare or Medicaid, according to the official budget scorekeeper.
Treasury Sec. Bessent admitted live on CNBC this morning that he doesn’t “know if Medicaid has to be cut.”
Last night, the FAA temporarily halted flights into Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and Orlando airports because of potential space launch debris from an Elon Musk-related launch.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve, utilizing bitcoin seized through criminal and civil asset forfeitures.
Donald Trump announced that he sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, proposing negotiations for a new nuclear agreement.
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MUSKRAT targeted agencies that were investigating him first. MICHAEL WHITAKER, head of FAA, had fined MUSKRAT because his SPACE X exploded over the Caribbean causing property damage & flights to be diverted. MUSKRAT thought it was great fun! Because of MUSKRATS failures, carelessness, MICHAEL WHITAKER grounded SPACE X. Clearly, you can't fault MUSKRAT even for his irresponsible conduct, so MICHAEL WHITAKER needed to GO! MICHAEL WHITAKER was replaced with the CLOWN SEAN DUFFY & then planes began to CRASH.... There was NO SINGLE PLANE CRASH while President Biden was in office, or when PETE BUTTIGIEG was in charge. 180 Republicans Voted Against Funding the FAA, the Agency That Keeps Planes from Crashing Trump selected eight of them to serve in his administration. Read this exclusive research and reporting on Meidas+. MeidasTouch Network Feb 1 … WaPo reported that Elon Musk called for Federal Aviation Administrator Mike Whitaker to resign right before Trump took office, which lead to his resignation on Trump’s first day. The FAA was about to fine Musk's company SpaceX $630,000 for violations related to its launches, and Musk threatened to sue the FAA for "regulatory overreach." … Sen. Tim Kaine: "Trump let Musk force the resignation of the FAA Administrator. He disbanded an aviation safety committee within DHS. He's got an OMB Director who is pushing a hiring freeze and saying, 'I want to traumatize the federal workforce'. He's got an anti-safety agenda. I think that's why he went the race-baiting route." … WaPo reported that Elon Musk called for Federal Aviation Administrator Mike Whitaker to resign right before Trump took office, which lead to his resignation on Trump’s first day. The FAA was about to fine Musk's company SpaceX $630,000 for violations related to its launches, and Musk threatened to sue the FAA for "regulatory overreach." … Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent out a memo to give priority grant funding to parts of the country with higher marriage and birth rates than the national average. The memo states that DOT will give "preference" for grant funding to "communities with with marriage and birth rates higher than the national average. … On anonymous DOT official told HuffPost: "Considering fertility rates when prioritizing federal grants? We obviously have no idea what the full impact of that will be. It’s absolutely creepy. It’s a little like the Chinese government. I don’t know where else I’ve seen a policy of ‘we need to incentivize baby-making." https://www.meidasplus.com/p/today-in-politics-bulletin-61-13125
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