You don't have the full story until Anna Wolfe drops in.
As ever, she does not disappoint.
She takes us aboard a yacht in the Atlantic Ocean, inside a fully nude strip club in Miami, and straight into the smoky backroom of a Jackson cigar shop.
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"You have a right to safe housing that's affordable and that just doesn't exist up here anymore," said Kunze. "We are your neighbors. We are the people who serve the tourists who we recruit very heavily in this state." https://t.co/9ngfoAqFqn
Yesterday, a federal court in Colorado issued another blow to "voluntary work programs" inside private immigration prisons. The latest order comes in a years-long lawsuit, Menocal v GEO Group.
Brett Favre continued to press Mississippi state officials for help in paying for new sports facilities at Southern Miss after being told by the then-governor that the misuse of state welfare funds could be illegal, according to a court filing.
More: https://t.co/Fjb2gpDQ90
The #freshstartact would also give CO the opportunity to seek grant funding to implement SB22-099, which passed the #coleg with bipartisan support last session.
States (including Colorado!) have led the way in ensuring everyone has a #secondchance and a shot at #redemption. It's time for Congress to do the same by passing the bipartisan #CleanSlateAct and the #FreshStartAct. @JoeNeguse & @RepKenBuck CO families are counting on you.
Brett Favre: Will the media find out that we're using welfare funds intended to help the poorest residents of America's poorest state to build a volleyball center?
Nancy New: Nah. Oh yeah, the governor is fully on board!
@ayewolfe five years later:
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During the pandemic, the state Division of Medicaid sent women letters telling them they were losing coverage 60 days postpartum-- even though they were still covered and the state was drawing federal $$ to pay for their care.
My story for @MSTODAYnews: https://t.co/1wfCM4NU3U
Omg I know her!! Check out this reporting on CO’s hospital discounted care law that my amazing colleague @JCharGilbert has been working so incredibly hard on for many months (along with others at @CCLPnews). Good stuff for Coloradans.
Wait… so are our tax dollars just used to write reports to say how dangerous and unsafe a situation is? Shouldn’t we be, IDK, taking action to correct it?
Feds flagged dire Jackson water problems a month before the system failed - Mississippi Today https://t.co/yyWvVm4XrV
This is a complete joke. Those in power have known about the horrendous infrastructure for many years. Guarantee ARPA funding is not going to the residents of Jackson. Infuriating.
LATEST: Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves now says that 180,000 people in the City of Jackson—the state capital—will be without running water to drink or even brush their teeth "for an unknown period of time." https://t.co/RyWu22NOKL
If you're gonna force people back to the office for a job that could be done from home just as well, you should have to pay for their commute. pretty simple