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Ivana HAUNTS Trump FROM THE GRAVE over NDAs

 

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One can only speculate that IVANA endured a lot of abuse for DIAPER 

DON to be so anxious to silence her from the grave....

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MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on the ghoulish behavior of Donald Trump and Eric Trump related to the late Ivana Trump. Visit https://meidastouch.com for more! Support the MeidasTouch Network: https://patreon.com/meidastouch Add the MeidasTouch Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Buy MeidasTouch Merch: https://store.meidastouch.com Follow MeidasTouch on Twitter: https://twitter.com/meidastouch Follow MeidasTouch on Facebook: https://facebook.com/meidastouch Follow MeidasTouch on Instagram: https://instagram.com/meidastouch Follow MeidasTouch on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@meidastouch

MAGA Loses Their Minds over Conviction

 

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Trump disgustingly exploits Ivana's death Maryland is voting next Tuesday!

 

It's Our Democracy!

Today’s Action: Get out the vote in the primaries!

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Donald Trump FUNDRAISES off 1st ex-wife Ivana's death
The philandering, serial conman sent a message to his supporters announcing Ivana's passing — and included a fundraising link for his PAC. It's never not about the Donald, folks.

Take Action: Demand Merrick Garland punish Trump and his fans for threatening Jan. 6 witnesses!

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VIDEO OF THE DAY: Republican pulls a disgusting stunt on the Senate floor
Right-wing Sen. James Lankford trotted out a truly vile attack on abortion rights and offered a disturbing glimpse into the GOP's plans for the future.

Take Action: Demand Congress reform the extremist Supreme Court!

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Biden FIGHTS BACK on abortion rights
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: FINALLY.

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National Right to Life official says 10-year-old rape victim would have benefited from giving birth
Jim Bopp, the lawyer who wrote a model law for right-wing states to restrict abortion rights, declared that the ten-year-old child should be forced to give birth and said he "hoped" that the ten-year-old child would understand the "reason and the benefit" of having her rapist's baby at the AGE OF TEN.

Take Action: Tell the Biden admin to end Trump's awful Title 42 immigration policy!

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Indiana's Republican AG eyes criminal prosecution of 10-year-old rape victim's abortion doctor
It's obvious that Republicans are so upset at the furious backlash their horrifying, forced-birth regime is generating that they are willing to punish anyone and everyone involved in order to silence those involved the next time a child can and will be forced to give birth.

Take Action: Tell Big Tech companies to keep abortion data away from the cops!

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A mile-long procession of buses is carrying items from school shooting victims to Ted Cruz’s house
A fleet of 52 yellow school buses formed a mile-long procession to Sen. Ted Cruz’s house in Houston on Thursday morning — 4,368 empty seats to honor the number of children senselessly killed by gun violence since 2020. Cruz has steadfastly voted against every commonsense gun reform bill and the blood of those children are on his hands.

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Joe Manchin rules out new climate investment, tax increases on the wealthy in new reconciliation bill
The appalling 11th-hour betrayal from Manchin, who previously had expressed support for all those things, leaves Democrats in the distasteful position of either accepting a bare-bones reconciliation deal that only includes lower prescription drug prices and a temporary Affordable Care Act subsidy extension or getting nothing at all.

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Watch Richard Ojeda react to Walker's idiotic ramblings!
OD Action Partner: Our good air, China's bad air and Herschel Walker's hot air.

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Secret Service deleted 1/6 text messages after House oversight officials requested them
Ludicrously, the officers are claiming that the messages were simply erased as "part of a device-replacement program." Got it.

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Conservative Texas lawyer takes aim at anti-HIV medication
The architect of Texas' draconian anti-abortion law is quickly moving on to targeting LGBTQ+ people with a lawsuit to end the requirement that insurance providers cover pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) because it "encourages homosexual behavior." If anyone told you the GOP would stop at Roe, never listen to them again.

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Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman expertly trolls Dr. Oz with "Jersey Shore" Cameo video
Fetterman, who has torched his carpetbagging MAGA opponent for moving to Pennsylvania from New Jersey to run for Senate, shared a brilliant Cameo spot starring Jersey Shore's Snooki with the caption: "Hey Dr. OZ 👋 JERSEY loves you + will not forget you!!!"

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Not one single Republican votes for probe of neo-Nazis in military and police
America's armed forces and particularly law enforcement have been known for years to be harboring white supremacists and neo-Nazis, and yet the nation has done little to combat their influence. Now with the opportunity to do so, the Republican Party made it VERY clear whose side they are on — and it ain't ours.

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Ain't that America?

"Scrubs" co-executive producer arrested for serial sexual assault

Teacher indicted for hate crime for assaulting gay men in DC park

AIPAC donates $6 million to right-wing candidates in Dem primaries

Amazon's Ring has provided doorbell footage to police without consent at least 11 times so far this year

Detroit to pay $7.5 million to man who claims cops switched bullets to pin murder on him

Texas sues to block Biden from requiring doctors to provide abortions in medical emergencies

All around the world

Sri Lankan president resigns by email after fleeing to Singapore

Ukraine war crimes investigation receives support of 45 nations

Biden set to meet Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman despite stinging criticism

France erupts as Dijon mustard disappears from shelves

Russian missiles kill at least 23, injure more than 100 in Ukraine

Elon Musk's father has another child with his own stepdaughter

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Listening AI could diagnose Alzheimer’s early

Oregon project lets farmers test drive electric tractors

Engineers grew a major piece of a human heart and it beats

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Today’s Action: Get out the vote in the primaries!

After a break in primaries, Maryland is voting next Tuesday! We all know the biggest enemies of progress in America are Republicans, but it’s also been painfully clear that just a few bad Democrats can muck a LOT of things up for all of us. This is our chance to do something about it — to not just elect any Democrats, but to reshape the party with real progressives to advance our legislative priorities!

If you live in Maryland and don’t yet have a plan to vote, make yours now. If you have friends in Maryland, call them and cajole them to the polls! Find out when your own state’s primaries will be held, and identify your current polling place here. It is absolutely critical to show up this year — and every year — to build a truly progressive future.

Every. Vote. Matters. Check your voter registration status and polling place to ensure you’re prepared for upcoming primaries and the midterms — and tell your network of like-minded friends and family to do the same on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, at the park, in the bleachers, in the pews, at the dinner table, and anywhere else you can!

No matter how unpopular Trump and the GOP seem to be, Americans are still dealing with extreme income inequality, incessant voter suppression schemes, worsening climate change, relentless attacks on reproductive care, and the demonization of marginalized communities, because corrupt Republicans are regularly joined by a few bad-faith Democrats hellbent on the status quo. Fortunately, we have some amazing progressives running for office this year. But they can’t win if we don’t show up.

Even though there’s only one primary next week, civic engagement is still as important as ever. There are tons of virtual Get Out The Vote events happening this weekend that need your participation, including phone banking for Michigan tonight and phone banking for Georgia this Sunday. You can filter through events here, but no matter what you choose — you’re making a difference in this fight.

Every meaningful electoral victory shares a common thread: progressives turning out in full force on Election Day.

Check your voter registration status at odaction.com/vote and make sure you’re ready to do your part in upcoming primaries and the midterms to win Congress and more. Then, share away on social media!

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POLITICO NIGHTLY: Dems bet on Roe for 2022 rescue

 

View in browser   BY DAVID SIDERS With help from Lauren Gardner A local resident holds a sign in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on June 29, 2022. | Alex Wong/Getty Images ABORTION ON THE BALLOT — In the three weeks since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the near-consensus in political circles of both parties has been that the decision will hurt Republicans in the suburbs, but not enough to keep the GOP from winning the House in November. There are just too many other things on voters’ minds — most of all, inflation. So how do Democrats ensure that Roe brings low-propensity, Democratic-leaning voters who might otherwise sit November out to the voting booths? They put it on the ballot.  This week, abortion rights activists in the swing state of Michigan submitted signatures to qualify a measure for the November ballot to enshrine abortion protections in the state constitution. Similar measures are already teed up in Vermont and California. Anti-abortion measures will appear on ballots in other states, including Kentucky and, next month, Kansas. But Roe is an issue that polls better for Democrats nationally than Republicans. And as my colleague Madison Fernandez has smartly observed, it isn’t going away, with the prospect of more Roe-related ballot measures in 2023 and 2024, including in the presidential battleground of Arizona. For Democrats, the motivation is twofold: Yes, they care about abortion rights. But in a bleak electoral landscape, they are also desperate to put something in front of voters more favorable to them than President Joe Biden, with his dismal job approval ratings and the teetering economy. A ballot measure is more durable than any individual news cycle, fixing Roe’s place in future election conversations even if individual attention-grabbing stories — such as the current uproar over the case of a 10-year-old rape victim’s abortion in Indiana — fade from view. “In elections, you don’t win by just having the best little quip in a debate or the right answer to a specific issue,” Paul Mitchell, a leading political data expert in California, told Nightly. “You win in part by having the election be based on issues that are already your turf.” In some parts of the country, it won’t affect outcomes. But in House districts where, as Mitchell put it, the typical swing voter “is going to be a white, homeowner woman,” it might. “It doesn’t create a uniform kind of bump for Democrats around the entire country,” said Mitchell, vice president of Political Data Inc., which works with Democrats and in nonpartisan races. “But if you think of Denver, Colorado, or you think of Nevada, which has that libertarian streak that is definitely pro-choice, then you start to get to some places where it really does benefit Democrats more.” It’s not a certain bet. Abortion has traditionally ranked low as an issue of concern to voters, and to the extent that they have cared, it’s Republicans who have been more motivated by the subject, even after it appeared Roe was in jeopardy. But abortion rights has been ticking up as a priority of voters since the Supreme Court’s decision last month. There’s also precedent for Democrats to think ballot measures related to a lightning rod cultural issue can help: They have not forgotten 2004, when conservatives engineered a raft of anti-gay marriage ballot measures to juice turnout in multiple states. And it’s not as though the party has many better options. “Biden’s not going to get them there. Ukraine isn’t going to get them there,” said Mike Madrid, a California-based Republican strategist who was a co-founder of the anti-Donald Trump Lincoln Project. “This is it.” In close House races or in statewide contests in swing states, the effect would not have to be gigantic to alter the outcome. “It doesn’t need to work huge,” Madrid said. “It just needs to work for 4 or 5 percent … You use it to get the slivers of voters you need.” Welcome to POLITICO Nightly. Reach out with news, tips and ideas at nightly@politico.com. Or contact tonight’s author at dsiders@politico.com or on Twitter at @davidsiders.   HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT ROE BEING OVERTURNED? JOIN WOMEN RULE ON 7/21: Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade , abortion policy is in the hands of the states and, ultimately, voters. Join POLITICO national political correspondent Elena Schneider for a Women Rule “ask me anything” conversation featuring a panel of reporters from our politics and health care teams who will answer your questions about how the court’s decision could play out in different states, its impact on the midterms and what it means for reproductive rights in the U.S. going forward. SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS AND REGISTER HERE.     WHAT'D I MISS? — A slate of fallout from the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe is hitting states: In Indiana, Attorney General Todd Rokita is threatening criminal charges against the doctor who performed an abortion on a 10-year-old rape survivor from Ohio . According to the general counsel for the National Right to Life, that 10-year-old who crossed state lines to receive an abortion after she was raped should have carried her pregnancy to term and would have been required to under a model law the organization wrote. Plus, the Texas attorney general filed a lawsuit today challenging new abortion guidance the Biden administration released this week. Texas is arguing that the administration’s guidance, which came in the form of a memo that argues that federal law requires them to provide abortions in emergency circumstances, violates the rights of doctors not to participate in terminating a pregnancy and steps on the state’s right to regulate the procedure within its borders. — Ivana Trump, former president’s first wife, dies at 73: Former President Donald Trump’s first wife died at her home in New York City, he announced in a post on Truth Social. The couple had three children together and divorced in 1992 after 15 years of marriage. The Czech-born businesswoman and former model held several roles across the Trump family businesses, including serving as the former vice president of interior design for the Trump Organization. The Trump family’s statement upon her death called her an “incredible woman.” — Senate Dems, from Bennet to Warnock, post ‘blockbuster’ money ahead of midterms: Michael Bennet is sitting on nearly 10 times the cash of his GOP challenger, the latest example of Democrats’ widening financial advantage as they vie to keep Senate control. In an otherwise dismal political climate for Democrats, the Colorado senator posted $3.3 million over the past three months and has $8 million on hand as Election Day nears, the best fundraising quarter ever for the low-key second-term senator, his campaign told POLITICO. It’s a hefty advantage over his opponent, Republican Joe O’Dea, who raised $2 million and has $840,000 on hand. — Senate eyes votes on computer chip bill that drastically slims U.S.-China competition plans: Democrats are planning to advance domestic computer chip production legislation , signaling an end to formal talks on a broader China competition bill as the White House presses for action before November. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told senators to expect votes as soon as Tuesday to move forward on $52 billion in initial funding for chip factories, as well as a tax credit for ongoing semiconductor production, a person familiar with the plans said. Any movement would elate vulnerable Democrats who have pressed party leaders to break through a logjam on the bill, which lawmakers have spent nearly two years crafting. — House passes $839B defense bill, swatting down Biden’s military plans: The legislation passed today marks the second straight year Democrats and Republicans endorsed significant increases to Biden’s Pentagon spending plan. The National Defense Authorization Act, approved in a 329-101 vote , is $37 billion more than the administration sought in military spending. The bill also rebukes several of Biden’s national security plans: members maintained a nuclear cruise missile the administration planned to scrap, hampered F-16 sales to Turkey and limited the number of aircraft and ships the Pentagon can retire. AROUND THE WORLD FLY BY — A Chinese fighter jet had an “unsafe” and “unprofessional” interaction with a U.S. special operations C-130 aircraft in the South China Sea last month, according to two people with knowledge of the incident, writes Lara Seligman. The interaction, which has not been previously reported, comes amid more aggressive military actions by Chinese pilots in the East and South China seas in recent months involving Australian and Canadian aircraft. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin condemned the behavior in Singapore last month. “We’ve seen an alarming increase in the number of unsafe aerial intercepts and confrontations at sea by PLA aircraft and vessels,” Austin said. “This should worry us all.” This comes amidst rising tension in the region as Taiwan worries about an increased military threat from China. Although the U.S. does not formally have diplomatic relations with the island, Washington has a close relationship with Taiwan and has long supported their self-defense capability with arms sales. DICEY DIPLOMACY — Biden today defended his decision to hold an upcoming meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, writes Ari Hawkins and Sam Stein. The decision came despite his prior insistence that he would spurn Saudi Arabia and its de facto leader for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. “I always bring up human rights, but my position on Khashoggi has been so clear, if anyone doesn’t understand it in Saudi Arabia or otherwise they haven’t been around me for a while,” Biden told reporters today in Israel. The president asserted that the purpose of his trip to Saudi Arabia is a broader meeting with regional Persian Gulf leaders to address energy and security issues. And his trip comes amidst spiking gas prices across the U.S. that peaked earlier this summer. Still, Biden has faced criticism over his apparent about-face on Saudi Arabia, a nation that the president once pledged to make a “pariah.”   Congressional Vision for Tech Across America – July 21 Event : How can innovation play a role in America’s global economic leadership? On July 21, Rep, Gerry Connolly (D-VA), Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN), Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (R-IN), Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV), Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) are sharing Congress’ vision for the future of policy and technology surrounding workforce and education at MeriTalk’s MerITocracy 2022: American Innovation Forum. The forum will feature Hill and White House leadership and industry visionaries as they dig into the need for tangible outcomes and practical operational plans. Save your seat here.     NIGHTLY NUMBER About 2,671,800 The number of children under 5 — of the nearly 19 million newly eligible — who have received at least one dose of the vaccine since the FDA gave emergency authorization to the two manufacturers’ drugs on June 18, according to the CDC. States where parents have hesitated to inoculate their children against Covid-19 are now ordering fewer doses of the vaccines for children under 5 than others — what doctors see as a warning sign of the widening ambivalence among many parents about the benefits of vaccinating children against the virus and continuing politicization of health care. PARTING WORDS Serum Institute of India for Novavax via AP SHOT IN THE ARM — Food and Drug Administration politics and policy reporter Lauren Gardner emails Nightly: Another Covid-19 vaccine option is likely coming soon, now that the FDA has authorized for emergency use Novavax’s product. But just how soon it hits pharmacy shelves is an open question as several logistical hurdles remain. The Maryland-based company has long pushed its protein-based vaccine, which uses moth cells to produce replicas of the coronavirus spike protein, as an attractive option for the sliver of Americans who have hesitated to get the messenger RNA shots (even though the mRNA vaccines have proven to be safe and effective). Novavax hopes their two-dose offering can fill the void left by the single-dose J&J shot, of which the FDA has limited administration to only those who are unable or unwilling to receive another Covid-19 vaccine. The J&J vaccine can cause rare but sometimes-fatal side effects of blood clots with low platelet counts, a risk that regulators found trumps the shot’s benefits for most Americans. About 10 percent of the U.S. adult population has yet to receive a Covid vaccine dose, and it’s unclear how many of those people are willing to take a non-mRNA option. But for those who are amenable — or for those who are allergic or otherwise unable to take existing Covid vaccines — the wait could still drag on a bit longer. CDC has not yet recommended the vaccine’s administration and is expected to do so before any sort of broad rollout, though it could be on the agenda during a Tuesday meeting of the agency’s independent vaccine advisers. Novavax’s long history of manufacturing problems are also a factor in the shots’ availability. The Biden administration announced earlier this week that it had purchased 3.2 million doses of the Novavax vaccine. But HHS said Monday that the company still must “complete all necessary quality testing in the next few weeks” before the doses can be released to the public. Did someone forward this email to you? Sign up here.   Follow us on Twitter Calder McHugh @calder_mchugh Myah Ward @myahward Naomi Andu @naomiandu   FOLLOW US

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