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These anti-trans bills aren’t meant to help kids, they’re preventing kids who need the care from getting it. And they won’t stop at banning healthcare for trans youth or banning schools from discussing LGBTQ+ topics. The goal is to stigmatize and spread misinformation, which is why we need to stop all of these bills in their tracks.
Coyotes, when NOT hunted, stabilize their own population. Coyotes, when hunted, respond reproductively by increasing their numbers. There is no debate about this. Coyotes cannot be controlled.
According to a new study by the Guttmacher Institute, nearly one in five patients are now traveling out of state for abortion, due to abortion bans and restrictions.
Today we come together from two very different political backgrounds declaring our full support for our President, asking all of you to join us in taking a Democrat ballot, filling in the last oval, and writing in Joe Biden’s name on the bottom line.
It falls on the fourth estate to join together to work harder as a group to stem this growing disconcerting practice of selective dissemination of vital information from the people’s elected officials.
Yet every time I look at the news, I see anti-transgender politicians whipping up a frenzy about how terrible it is that kids are learning about what it means to be
transgender, or even that we exist at all.
So it was last Saturday when I first read accounts of Donald Trump’s speech at UNH, where he repeated his racist rhetoric about immigrants “poisoning the blood of America.”
As I was reviewing what we know of the timeline of the Merner Affair and the Speaker’s improbable version of events, an admonition from Sherlock Holmes came to mind – the absence of an event can be as important as the occurrence of one. Investigating the theft of a racehorse in a story titled “Silver Blaze,” the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes notes “the curious incident of the dog in the night-time.”
Through the use of multiple right-to-know requests, we have tried to let the sun shine in on the facts of this case, facts which now show that a man who did not live in a Lancaster legislative district ran for the House from that district, won, and then wrongly served for nine months.