During the four years that Donald Trump was president the first time, California sued him about every 12 days on average.
Now that he’s returning to office, Democratic state leaders are preparing potential new lawsuits.
Gov. Gavin Newsom today called a special legislative session to accelerate the Democratic administration’s preparations. Beginning Dec. 2, he’s planning to ask lawmakers to set aside additional money for the lawsuits he anticipates.
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So, I've enjoyed my victory lap but I want to congratulate all of you who voted for Trump. I feel so much better about this country. No apologies.
We're not stupid, racist or garbage. The odds were stacked against us. The legacy news media is dead.
We're gaining minority voters big time. Take a bow. You deserve it.Leave a comment:
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We've Seen 105 Years and 19 Presidents. Trump's Gotta Get Past All of Us
During the first Donald Trump administration, the ACLU fought his unlawful policies more than 400 times. We’re even more prepared now.
The results of the election are in: Donald Trump will be the 47th president of the United States.
Trump’s win comes after a campaign in which he consistently targeted immigrants, transgender youth, and other vulnerable communities with hateful rhetoric. He also threatened retribution against dissidents and political opponents.
I know that many of us fear what these results mean for our communities, our nation and ourselves. We know that a second Trump administration will be even more aggressive and effective than it was before — because Trump has repeatedly said so.
"Together, we are powerful enough to change the course of our nation’s history and defend our most fundamental rights and freedoms."
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Powell says he would not resign as Fed chief if Trump asked for his resignation
Published Thu, Nov 7 2024 3:01 PM ESTUpdated 2 Hours Ago
Spencer Kimball
@spencekimball
WATCH LIVE
KEY POINTS- Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Thursday that the president does not have the legal power to fire or demote him.
- When asked whether he would step aside if President-elect Donald Trump asked him to resign, Powell simply said: "No."
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