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John, did you catch NPP board member Leader Joanna McClinton on CNN State of the Union speaking facts about the ongoing work to defend democracy and reproductive rights? Much like her recent viral video [[link removed]] , it's a whole Friday mood. Watch here [[link removed]] .
Speaking of the weekend, here's our pick for # TweetoftheWeek:
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The African Market Place [[link removed]] takes place on July 30th from 10am - 2pm in West Chester (@BWCCAction)
We’ve registered close to 12,000 Pennsylvanians to vote so far this year
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Quick Headlines Before You Head Into The Weekend:
A Constitutional Crisis Is Brewing in Pennsylvania [[link removed]] More than a month after the most recent primary election was settled, three counties are still refusing to certify accurate results. These counties offer an unfortunate preview of what to expect in the future. (via Democracy Docket) [[link removed]]
Bucks County Board of Elections receives envelope with 'suspicious substance [[link removed]] An expletive-laden letter, filled with a suspicious substance, was sent to the Bucks County Board of Elections Monday. (via Courier Times) [[link removed]]
The Supreme Court must reject the inde­pend­ent state legis­lature “theory” [[link removed]] The so-called inde­pend­ent state legis­lature “theory” is a radical and base­less doctrine pushed by fringe lawyers and lawmakers – but the Supreme Court has decided it will hear the case this fall. (via Brennan Center) [[link removed]]
PA One of At Least 7 States That Could Restrict Abortion Rights via Constitutional Amendment [[link removed]] When Pennsylvanians woke up last week to the news that they could soon be voting on whether the state should declare there is no right to an abortion here, they weren’t the only ones. (via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette [[link removed]] )
Out of Abortion Issue’s Shadow, Election-Related Amendments Could Bring Big Changes [[link removed]] While the GOP-backed constitutional amendment on abortion drew national attention recently, Republicans in the state Legislature also pushed through several election-related amendments that could go to a statewide vote next year. (via PennLive) [[link removed]]
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