Roe V. Wade And The El Paso Political Calculus
Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark Supreme Court ruling that recognized a woman’s right to abortion was overturned by the Supreme Court on Friday. The 5-4 vote to overturn Roe v. Wade has political consultants rethinking the strategies for their candidates in the November elections. Chief Justice John Roberts concurred only with the Mississippi case…
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ProPublica: This Land Was Promised for Housing. Instead It’s Going to a Pro Soccer Team Owned by a Billionaire.
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Texas Tribune: Waiting for keys, unable to break down doors: Uvalde schools police chief defends delay in confronting gunman
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Keep readingThe Winners Of The May 2022 Primary Runoff Election
The final unofficial results are in for yesterday’s primary runoff election. There were no surprises in the outcome with one incumbent losing their seat and another keeping their seat in the…
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Based on the early voting returns, El Paso Politics is ready to make election predictions in today’s runoff elections. For County Commissioner, Precinct 2, El Paso Politics predicts David Stout the…
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Keep readingVoices of the Atsihem
By Tonio LeFebre For the Atsihem of the Rio Grande Valley of Southern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas, our struggle to retain cultural identity and linguistic distinction has been a…
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