Crist Crist Showed Up for Us
Crist Crist Showed Up for Us […]
Crist Crist Showed Up for Us […]
We could all use some good news out of Washington. I’ve got some. The Senate’s passage of the Inflation Reduction Act this month is good news for families, the economy, the planet, and even our democracy. As I write this, the House is poised to pass the bill too, giving Congress and President Biden a major win this summer. […]
Deeply delusional Trumptards not only idiotically insist there will be a “Red Wave” (Rapepublicans must mean their Russian masters are readying another invasion), crackpot QAnon “conservatives” continuously call for sedition, secession, and the mass murder of their patriotic political opponents. […]
Three Things to Know for the August 2022 Primary Election […]
Held at the Thurgood Marshall Center Trust in Washington D.C.’s historic Shaw District, the event also highlighted the “anti-democracy forces” that continue to threaten voting rights around the country. […]
And we thought that the Broward County School Board was in a mess. Ol Peter Traceit is finding out that gentrification comes in many ways, shapes, forms, colors, and fashions. People will do anything to land grab and take Black businesses. The streets are saying that Betty’s Restaurant, the old Bass Brothers Market and the old 6 street corner drug store and Mr. Rooster AKA BGs, are engaged in some strange things happening that may be the down fall of some family owned businesses. The sands alone the corridor are changing faster that we know it, and you will never believe who’s behind it; stay tuned for more sand to fall through the hourglass. […]
The Senate worked through the night, taking a series of back-to-back amendment votes that are among the last steps toward final passage of Democrats’ sweeping health-care and climate-change legislation on track to be approved. A vote on final passage of the bill will take place when amendment votes are completed. The Inflation Reduction Act would be the largest climate investment in US history, and it would make significant changes to health policy by granting Medicare the ability to negotiate the prices of certain prescription drugs for the first time, as well as extending expiring health care subsidies for three years. To pay for it, the legislation would levy new taxes. Senate Democrats are using a special procedure to pass the bill without the support of Republicans. After passing the Senate, the legislation would need to be approved by the House of Representatives before President Joe Biden could sign it into law. […]
August is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM). This annual observance highlights the importance of getting recommended vaccines throughout your life. We know the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all aspects of life, including your ability to attend important appointments and receive routine vaccinations. […]
The daily average number of cases is now 120,000, an 8% decline over the last two weeks. […]
The Westside Gazette @ 2023 - Site Designed by No Regret Media