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“I really don’t care, do you?” says The New Abnormal Host Danielle Moodie.
“So he’s an idiot, right?” The New Abnormal co-host Danielle Moodie asks after the GOP vice presidential nominee’s bungled explanation.
They would have just seven days to remove any book a member of the public complains about.
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He said the step was necessary because people are trying to “weaponize” the existing rules for political purposes.
Correspondent Scott Pelley at one point intervened in a voiceover: “They often dodged questions with talking points.”
The Florida governor who urged parents to challenge titles on school library shelves is now pushing for limits on “bad-faith objections.”
Advocacy group PEN America said Wednesday it was taking the district to court over the decision.
The bill signed by Gov. Kim Reynolds in the spring is ridiculously vague and broad.
An anonymous tipster had complained about the memoir appearing in an 8th-grade classroom.
Seventh grader Tallulah Brand spoke out against the GOP wife’s book-banning efforts before she was embroiled in a sex scandal.
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