Conservative billionaire funds stay away from former presidents – straight away

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Thursday hit back at former president Donald Trump’s accusations that Sunshine State executives betrayed him by running his own presidential campaign during an appearance on Fox News.

Mr DeSantis, who is currently trailing the twice impeached former president, twice indicted by wide margins in most polls of likely primary GOP voters, told Fox host Jesse Watters that no politician – not even a former president like Mr Trump – entitled to support from anyone after Watters raised criticism of Mr Trump during a television interview.

Alex Woodwards wrote about how the crucial evidence in this case appeared to have been fabricated.

A man named in the case, and whose phone number and email address were attached to the court filing, claims he had nothing to do with it.

When the Supreme Court’s draft Dobbs vs. Jackson opinion to be cancelled Roe v Wade leaked in May last year, US Senator Tina Smith had only three words.

“This is bullshit,” the Democrat from Minnesota tweeted. He had similar words when Walgreens announced in March this year it will not hand out the abortion pill in states where abortion remains legal.

he spoke with Eric Garcia from Independent.

The network of political organizations founded by brothers Charles and David Koch will continue to fund conservative causes – as long as they don’t support Donald Trump.

Kochs’ network, Americans for Prosperity Action, is reportedly funding candidates that will help Republicans “move away” from Trump, a spokesperson told The New York Times.

This network has raised over $70 million.

This will be the first year that the network will enter the primary race, with the group’s intent reportedly aimed at stopping Mr Trump – the Republican frontrunner – from winning the primary. That Time reported that a top official at the network, Emily Seidel, wrote to the group’s donors that it was time to “have a president in 2025 who represents a new chapter.”

The high court overturned decades of policy when it ruled this week that race-based admissions were unconstitutional, preventing universities from considering race as a factor in student applications.

Yes, he is running for “Democrat” …

Wedding website designers can refuse to create works for people in the LGBT+ community if it goes against their religious beliefs, the Supreme Court ruled Friday.

In a 6-3 decision, the court’s conservative majority ruled in favor of Lorie Smith, a Colorado-based website creator, who wanted to refuse to serve same-sex couples but could not because it was a violation of public accommodation. law.

As Donald Trump’s attorneys begin preparing federal charges, the former president is allegedly still hoping to recover documents and boxes seized from Mar-a-Lago, according to a report.

Trump referred to the classified material as “my box” and “my documents” and asked his lawyers to take the material, said a source with direct knowledge of the matter. Rolling Stone.

President Joe Biden summed up probably the thoughts of most foreign policy experts when asked if he thought Trump would have informed Russian President Vladimir Putin about the failed coup attempt by Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin last weekend.

“Oh my God, I try not to think about that,” Biden said.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign has been accused of breaking the law after the team shared an image on Twitter of the candidate exiting a helicopter that records say belongs to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Gustaf Kilander explain why it might be a problem.