Hakeem Jeffries voted for:
H.Res. 719 โ Honoring Charlie Kirk
H.R. 8034 โ Arming Israel's genocide
H.R. 6090 โ Making criticism of Israel a hate crime
H.Res. 883 โ Designating "from the river to the sea" as antisemitic
H.Res. 888 โ Made denying Israel's "right to exist" antisemitic
H.Res. 798 โ Condemned anti-genocide protests on campuses
H.Con.Res. 57 -- Declared Israel as not racist and not apartheid (yes, that was a real thing that he really voted yes on)
H.R. 5323 - $1 billion more Iron Dome (in 2021)
H.R. 7006- Cut funding for UNRWA and stated USA would not recognize the international criminal court
H.Res. 481-Called anti-zionism antisemitism
H.R. 6408-Removed tax-exempt status for groups opposing genocide
H.R. 6679-Restricted admission to the USA for PLO reps
H.Res. 927-Condemned college presidents over bogus allegations of campus antisemitism
H.Res. 11-Objecting to the UN resolution criticizing Israeli occupation in Palestine
H.Con.Res. 58 - Denouncing the "horrors" of socialism
S. 1582- let Crypto do whatever it wants
H.R. 1346- Fuel "choice" bill that increased fossil fuel emissions by 25% through added ethanol
H.R. 5009 -Supported defense authorization that restricted gender-affirming care
H.R. 6544- Weakened nuclear regulatory power
H.R. 5110-Allows the government to give money to school programs that teach kids how to shoot guns
H.R. 3746-Gutted NEPA, approved controversial pipeline, tighter restrictions on SNAP
Steph Curry calls out Nick Young, Gilbert Arenas, and everyone else talking about Ayesha Curry, telling them to keep his wifeโs name out of their mouths ๐ณ
โKind of speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world and what theyโre allowed and what theyโre not allowed to do.โ
I'm not really the all-in submissive type, I'm good with power imbalance but it can't be like 80-20 I need like 60-40
That being said I'd let Brennan and Izzy do what ever they want to me
Scott Colom has won the U.S. Senate election in Mississippi, defeating Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith, CNN projects.
He becomes the first Black person elected to the U.S. Senate from Mississippi since the Reconstruction era.