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Jim Daly’s Response to Election Night 2020
Frustrated or anxious with the pending election results? Focus on the Family President Jim Daly offers some perspective as we wait to learn who the new President of the United States will be.
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Post Election Updates from The Daily Citizen Team in Washington D.C. |
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By: The Daily Citizen |
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The Daily Citizen team reported live from Washington D.C. this week. In our final interview, we spoke with Tim Goeglein, former Special Assistant to George W. Bush. He spoke about his time working with the Bush Administration and his experience with the Florida recount in 2000.
Watch the interview here. |
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Republicans File Election Lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Michigan
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By: Bruce Hausknecht
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Elections come with litigation, and that should surprise no one. The stakes are high, especially in federal races where the entire country can be impacted by a result in one state. In the last couple days, the Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit in Michigan, while a Republican congressional candidate has initiated a lawsuit in Pennsylvania. The intent of both is to keep the process fair and make sure that the rules are followed. |
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| Louisiana Has Pro-Life Ballot Victory, Colorado to Remain Late-Term Abortion Destination
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By: Brittany Raymer |
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For pro-life Americans in Louisiana and Colorado, the results of the 2020 election were mixed. While Louisianans were able to add the Love Life Amendment to the state constitution, Coloradans failed to limit abortions to the 22nd week of pregnancy. It shows that abortion continues to remain a divisive and contentious topic in the United States.
Democrats often call Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States, “super precedent.” It’s a legal term first coined during the confirmation hearing of now Chief Justice John Roberts, and essentially means that the matter is “so well settled that no one calls for them to be overruled.” |
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| Growing Like a Weed: Five States Approve Medical and Recreational Marijuana Ballot Measures |
By: Jeff Johnston
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Arizona, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota passed measures legalizing either medical or recreational marijuana. With millions of dollars in support from the marijuana industry and groups pushing for marijuana legalization, voters approved all six pot initiatives that were on the ballot in 2020.
The National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), is a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group pushing for marijuana legalization. In a celebratory article titled, “The Clear Winner of Election 2020: Marijuana,” the group reported, “In total, 15 states have now either enacted or have voted to enact adult-use legalization laws, while 36 states have either enacted or have voted to enact medical marijuana access laws.” |
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