UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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A nightmare economy is on the way!
Then they'd better get a head on because.......
- IS THIS TRUE?!? With as much debt as we have, I don't think this a good idea - but hell it's 5 grand........
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Then they'd better get a head on because.......
Bro this is what I'm talking about. It doesn't even matter if it's true
Dems stay letting Republicans shape the message on social media. Meanwhile Jasmine and AOC been making the rounds of the news programs when all the dems need to be getting people making tiktoks.
Trump is a true enemy to our people.....
Black people have had tremendous success in life through government employment....
Then they'd better get a head on because.......
Meanwhile these dumbasses are crying about inflation....
talking about 5K rebate checks.....
Conservatives Push to Overturn Same-sëx Marriage: 'Just a Matter of When'
Several conservatives are pushing efforts to overturn the Supreme Court ruling that enshrines same-sex marriage in the United States, with conservative Christian lawyer Mat Staver declaring, "It's not an if, it's just a matter of when."
June marks the 10th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision Obergefell v. Hodges, which ruled that same-sex couples have the right to marry and that states cannot prohibit them.
Some lawmakers, including an Oklahoma State Senator, and other anti-LGBTQ activists have pushed for the case to be overturned. Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito have signaled in a court dissent that the case should be reconsidered.
A majority of Americans support same-sex marriage, though a 2024 Gallup poll found Republicans are less likely to back it than Democrats.
People have protested Obergefell and its enshrinement of same-sex marriage rights since it was first decided. Since the court's 5-4 ruling, it has shifted to a more conservative majority after President Donald Trump appointed three justices during his first term. The court has also overturned previous decisions, most notably the abortion rights established in Roe v. Wade in 2022.
However, same-sex marriage rights were bolstered in late 2022 when Congress passed, and President Joe Biden signed into law, the Respect for Marriage Act. The law "requires that interracial and same-sex marriage must be recognized as legal in every state in the nation," the president said.
Staver, chairman of the conservative Christian ministry Liberty Counsel, which advocates for anti-LGBTQ policies, said in a video appearance on World Prayer Network Wednesday night, that we're at "a ripe time to overrule Obergefell."
He argued that "there is no so-called constitutional right in the Constitution to same-sex marriage, that's ridiculous." Staver then said, "It's not an if, it's just a matter of when" Obergefell will be overruled.
Efforts to chip away at the ruling are also taking place legislatively. Earlier this month, Oklahoma State Senator David Bullard introduced a bill seeking to provide tax credits to families with an "eligible dependent child" which it defines as someone under 19 years old and "is a natural child of both of the taxpayers."
He spoke about the bill's impetus Thursday on Jenna Ellis In the Morning, saying "The reality is we have to push back on Obergefell."
He continued, "If we wait too long on that Obergefell ruling to start actually sending things back up and challenging that stance that somehow we have to all get along and say that same-sex marriage is okay, it's going to be too late at some point for us to push back."
Newsweek has reached out to GLAAD for comment via email on Friday evening.
Earlier this year, Idaho Representative Heather Scott, proposed a draft memorial urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider Obergefell v. Hodges, in a bid to "restore federalism."
A 2024 Gallup poll found that 69 percent of Americans support legal same-sex marriage, with more support among Democrats than Republicans. It found that 83 percent of Democrats support same-sex marriage, 74 percent of independents, and 46 percent of Republicans.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in a X, formerly Twitter, post in 2022 following the passage of Respect of Marriage Act: "The bill ensures federal recognition of marriage regardless of the sëx, race, ethnicity, or national origin of either spouse. The bill does not, however, codify the right of same-sex couples to marry in all 50 states, as the Supreme Court deemed constitutionally required in Obergefell v. Hodges. If Obergefell is overturned, states would still be able to deny marriage licenses to LGBTQ couples."
Idaho Representative Heather Scott said at the January hearing, per The Idaho Stateman: "The purpose of this resolution is just to affirm our state authority to regulate marriage."
Bullard's bill is pending review in the Oklahoma Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee, which will determine whether it advances to the Appropriations Committee.
As of now, there is no case before the Supreme Court directly seeking to overturn Obergefell.
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Already got threads dating back almost 10 years explaining it. Do you suffer from dementia? Or do you just want attention because everything I’ve said about this has come to fruition and you are scrambling to find out what is going happen next like the majority of the dullards in this thread?
Pro-whites like you and @camdion1 will always be left behind because you depend on your biggest enemy. That shit doesn’t even make any sense
did a quick search on your nonsense and heres what popped up
fast forward to today:The fact that people are actually upset about trunp giving money to push black education, something Obama tried to take away, is illogical.
OP is definitely a coon however if anyone is showing fake outrage that trump is giving money to HBCUs, they're likely a coon too.
USDA suspends scholarship program at historically Black colleges, website shows
By Leah DouglasFebruary 20, 20254:53 PM EST Updated a day ago
WASHINGTON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has suspended a college scholarship program for students from rural and underserved backgrounds who attend historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), according to the program website.
The 1890 scholars program aims to increase the number of agriculture students at the country's 19 historically Black land-grant universities, which are federally funded and tend to have significant agricultural programs.
The website for the program now has a banner saying it is "suspended pending further review."
The USDA did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Thursday. The administration of President Donald Trump has issued sweeping executive orders rescinding federal diversity and inclusion efforts.
The program provides full tuition, room and board to participants, and the agency spent $19.2 million on scholarships for 94 students in 2024, according to the USDA website.
"This is a clear attack on an invaluable program that makes higher education accessible for everybody," said Representative Alma Adams of North Carolina, who founded and co-chairs a congressional HBCU caucus, in a statement.
what do YOU have to say about this particular develop from this president??
while its mulling over its response...the rest of ya'll choose which way you think Xfaggit will respond:
- DEFLECTION TO BIDEN OR DEMS IN GENERAL
- INSULTS THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TOPIC
- SEND UP A BAT SIGNAL TO THE OTHER FUCKBOIS FOR HELP
- IGNORE IT COMPLETELY
He’s not reading any of that and it isn’t because it’s early in the morning either. Why do you guys do this to yourselves? They aren’t interested in your worldview.did a quick search on your nonsense and heres what popped up
fast forward to today:
USDA suspends scholarship program at historically Black colleges, website shows
By Leah Douglas
February 20, 20254:53 PM EST Updated a day ago
WASHINGTON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has suspended a college scholarship program for students from rural and underserved backgrounds who attend historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), according to the program website.
The 1890 scholars program aims to increase the number of agriculture students at the country's 19 historically Black land-grant universities, which are federally funded and tend to have significant agricultural programs.
The website for the program now has a banner saying it is "suspended pending further review."
The USDA did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Thursday. The administration of President Donald Trump has issued sweeping executive orders rescinding federal diversity and inclusion efforts.
The program provides full tuition, room and board to participants, and the agency spent $19.2 million on scholarships for 94 students in 2024, according to the USDA website.
"This is a clear attack on an invaluable program that makes higher education accessible for everybody," said Representative Alma Adams of North Carolina, who founded and co-chairs a congressional HBCU caucus, in a statement.
what do YOU have to say about this particular develop from this president??
while its mulling over its response...the rest of ya'll choose which way you think Xfaggit will respond:
- DEFLECTION TO BIDEN OR DEMS IN GENERAL
- INSULTS THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TOPIC
- SEND UP A BAT SIGNAL TO THE OTHER FUCKBOIS FOR HELP
- IGNORE IT COMPLETELY
They can go buy Tesla stock tho.
