Absent some very unusual circumstances, you can’t send the military to polling locations just to hang out.
Nick Brown
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by number of sources- We’re no longer talking about hypothetical situations.25 sources2026ncnewsline.com
- Absent some very unusual circumstances, you can’t send the military to polling locations just to hang out.25 sources2026ncnewsline.com
- The federal government claims we’re in an energy emergency and yet unlawfully stands in the way of projects seeking to harness an excellent renewable source of energy—wind.11 sources2026oregoncapitalchronicle.com
That is what worries me, is a half a dozen local elected officials saying I have doubts about the election because the president said there was something shady, and I’m not going to certify it,
Absent some very unusual circumstances, you can’t send the military to polling locations just to hang out. You can’t do those sorts of things,
Kalshi has gotten rich promoting wagers on sports, elections, natural disasters, events related to the Iran War, and more.
The federal government claims we’re in an energy emergency and yet unlawfully stands in the way of projects seeking to harness an excellent renewable source of energy—wind.
I think that we need more voices out there explaining to people what’s happening in their country and in their governments.
What’s most relevant is the harm that is being done and the laws that were broken, and that’s why we take on this fight.
The state has the right to inspect private detention facilities like the one run by GEO and investigate complaints of unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
Today’s ruling reaffirms one of the most important principles in our democracy — there is no hierarchy to American citizenship.
To ignore or try to pretend that Callais was not issued would not really be a good faith argument on behalf of the people of the state of Washington.
When we have a substantial change in the underlying case law that the original decisions were based on we think it’s important that the court follow the current standard and the current precedent.
It’s a horrible decision. It undermines the voting power of black and brown communities all across this country, including in Washington state. It really flies in the face of 40 years of precedent.
It’s American consumers and businesses that have ultimately paid for the president’s illegal tariff campaign.
The court’s order will encourage more parties to challenge this illegal executive overreach.
The court enforced the long-standing constitutional rule that only States and Congress can regulate elections, not the Election Denier-in-Chief.
Today’s ruling is a huge victory for voters in Washington and Oregon, and for the rule of law.
Washington has the right and the responsibility to decide for itself how to use its own resources to keep residents safe and the economy strong.
The State cannot stand by when elected officials publicly boast that they are breaking state law and putting their own communities at risk.
For most of my adult life, I grew up understanding that one of the cores of the conservative platform was empowering states’ rights and (encouraging) state laboratories of democracy and the like.
They are not the identical situation, but it is hard to have consistency if you are saying abortion should be a state issue and transgender health care should not be a state issue.
I am so proud of the team that put this lawsuit together. They worked long hours to draft it, took more than 100 statements from Washingtonians affected by the cruel executive order and gave a winning argument in court today.
A huge victory for Washington's youth, the trans community, parents and health care providers today when a federal judge granted our request to pause the president's illegal order blocking funding for gender-affirming care.





