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Hope this is not true about Elon Musk and his Indian buddy who are in charge of the Office of Government Efficiency
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Musk, Ramaswampy & Trump BETRAY and INSULT Americans Reallygraceful 12-30-2024
Musk, Ramaswampy & Trump BETRAY and INSULT Americans Reallygraceful 12-30-2024 - MUSK DECLARES WAR ON CONSERVATIVES AND PATRIOTS WHO CALL OUT HIS RACISM AND SLANDER AGAINST AMERICANS ON TWITTER X - El
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Great summary of the week’s news wrapup.
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This clip from the PBD Podcast critiques California Governor Gavin Newsom’s handling of homelessness. Despite $24 billion in spending, homelessness has surged under his leadership, with critics highlighting inefficiency, waste, and lack of accountability in managing state funds.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker assholes will be puckering when Tom Homan’s ICE FEDERAL AGENTS storm Chicago and the state of Illinois on a massive sweep of illegal immigrants who are in the United States 🇺🇸 without proper documentation. Get your popcorn 🍿 ready for some original comedy from Brandon Johnson and Fatman JB Pritzker, folks.
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Here is a video clip on incompetent corrupt arrogant cops.
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California unemployment rate skyrockets. Many California people are running hurdles in getting a job in California.
https://www.youtube.com/live/IJr92_jpU0I?si=Cvlwgab_zeVUv7GS
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Is THIS why the Legacy Media so desperately wanted Kamala Harris to beat Donald Trump? Was it all just business? In today’s live Trish Regan Show, Trish slams the legacy networks while reporting that it’s about time that face the music. Their industry is changing; No one is watching them and that’s a good thing for the country.
Meanwhile, New York leadership is under new pressure amid calls for the Governor, Kathy Hochul, to secure the subway and the city.
And, would Joe Biden really turn over the reigns to Kamala Harris? We discuss.
https://www.youtube.com/live/q7eNgrzwk9Y?si=p9n2EbWJobseeZbz
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Matt Gaetz is not liked by both sides of isles
Breaking News on Gaetz.
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Greg Bishop of Illinois Focus, a think tank media platforms, reviews some of the 297 laws that go into effect Jan. 1, in Illinois, including measures impacting health insurance, employers, drivers, schools, parents and more. Studies result that more regulations deter grow for any government body. As of January 1, 2025, Illinois will implement approximately 294 new laws covering various sectors, including health insurance, employment, transportation, education, and more.
Key Legislation Effective January 1, 2025:
Health Insurance:
- Hearing Aids Coverage: Insurers must now cover medically prescribed hearing aids and related services for individuals of all ages, ensuring broader access to essential auditory care.
- Epinephrine Injector Cost Cap: The cost of life-saving epinephrine injectors is capped at $60 per twin pack, making allergy treatments more affordable for residents.
Employment:
- Minimum Wage Increase: The state minimum wage will rise to $15 per hour, continuing the phased approach established by prior legislation to enhance worker earnings.
- E-Verify Restrictions: Employers are prohibited from using the federal E-Verify system to check employment eligibility, aiming to protect workers’ rights and prevent discrimination.
Transportation and Driver Regulations:
- Catalytic Converter Theft Prevention: New measures, including stricter penalties and enhanced sales tracking, are introduced to combat the rise in catalytic converter thefts.
- Driver’s License Display Requirements: Modifications in how drivers must display their licenses during traffic stops are implemented to improve interactions between motorists and law enforcement.
Education and Parental Rights:
- Enhanced Police Training on Autism: Law enforcement officers will receive specialized training to better interact with individuals on the autism spectrum, promoting safer and more understanding engagements.
- Online Subscription Cancellations: Consumers are granted the right to easily cancel online subscriptions, ensuring greater transparency and control over digital services.
Impact of Increased Regulations on Economic Growth:
Studies indicate that while regulations protect public interests, excessive economic regulation can impede growth and productivity. A review of 25 studies found a consensus that such regulations tend to reduce economic performance.
Similarly, research on developing countries suggests that stringent regulations may hinder economic growth, emphasizing the need for balanced regulatory frameworks.
The new laws in Illinois reflect a commitment to addressing diverse issues affecting residents. However, it is crucial to consider the potential economic implications of increased regulatory measures. Policymakers must strive to balance the benefits of regulations with their impact on economic growth to ensure sustainable development.
https://youtu.be/DK3JDToKIfc?si=CZURAlb2KcA-5cIg
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