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The future of fandom for Democrats
Guest author and rapid response expert Arlie Shugaar takes a look at the use of fan edits in politics and how the hyper-filtered, crazy, overstimulating videos can be used to generate excitement for Democrats online in this week’s FWIW [ [link removed] ].
Republicans are hiding from the constituents their bill will hurt
Republicans are having a tough time selling Trump’s tax bill. Campaigns Manager at the Center for American Progress, Serena Zets, writes for COURIER about how the wildly unpopular legislation is impacting the GOP.
Rules of Engagement? Deploying troops in American cities
Grave Injustice [ [link removed] ] author Lisa Graves examines Trump’s most recent dangerous power grab — deploying “specialized units” to “deal with public order” in American cities — and the legal ramifications of his actions.
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COURIER founder and publisher, Tara McGowan, sat down with YouTuber and political pundit Adam Mockler to talk about new media’s role in the political landscape and how bold, mission-driven media can take down the MAGA movement.
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White House military flyover interrupts Epstein survivor press conference in D.C.
A White House flyover interrupted Epstein survivor Anouska De Georgiou while she spoke at a press conference in support of the Epstein Files Transparency Act in front of the Capitol last week. COURIER [ [link removed] ] has the video [ [link removed] ].
Donald Trump claims his signature in the Epstein letter is fake — COURIER takes a look
Donald Trump denies the Epstein letter is his — but his signature may indicate otherwise. COURIER [ [link removed] ] takes a look at the signature on the newly released letter compared to Trump’s signature over the years.
Arkansas farmers pray for help as Trump’s tariffs put them on the brink of bankruptcy
Hundreds of farmers in Arkansas are pleading for emergency support as Trump’s policies skyrocket their costs. Arkansas voted for Trump by over 30 percent last year. COURIER [ [link removed] ] has the video [ [link removed] ].
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Trump’s VA abortion ban is a step backwards for Arizona veterans
In August, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced that it would no longer allow veterans to access abortion care through its health system. COURIER’s Copper Courier [ [link removed] ] takes a look at what the move will mean for Arizona’s veterans.
Texas lawmakers want to ban abortion pills and allow lawsuits against providers
House Bill 7 takes the state’s abortion ban far beyond its borders by allowing lawsuits against anyone who manufactures, distributes, mails, prescribes or provides abortion medication. Courier Texas [ [link removed] ] has the story.
Trump tariffs force Pennsylvania parents to pay more for school supplies
“Parents across Pennsylvania are spending more money this year getting their children ready to go back to school because of [Trump’s] tariffs,” writes Sean Kitchen for COURIER’s Pennsylvania outlet, The Keystone [ [link removed] ].
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