Census Bureau under Trump seeks permission to delete questions about gender identity
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The U.S. Census Bureau under the Trump administration has sought permission to delete questions about gender identity from a monthly survey that gathers near real-time data about American life. The agency claims that the questions are outdated and no longer relevant in the context of today’s society.

The request aims to legally eliminate questions about gender identity from the monthly survey, which gathers data on various aspects of American life, including social and economic indicators. According to the request, the questions are outdated and no longer relevant in the context of today’s society.

The request also states that the questions serve no purpose, as they are not used in the survey collection process. The agency further claims that the migration and voting process is entirely separate from the questions about gender identity, which are already included in the survey.

Biden administration seeks to repeal the Trump-era electoral process
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The Biden administration is seeking to repeal the Trump-era electoral process for the 2024 presidential election. The bill, which is expected to be introduced in Congress soon, would eliminate the requirement that a state ratify the Electoral College.

The bill aims to restore the process that was established under the first Democratic presidential candidate in 1860, which was intended to eliminate the “bitter grudge of the South” and unify the country. Under the old process, states had to ratify the Electoral College before an election could be held.

The bill would also repeal the requirement that a state have a majority of electoral votes to win the presidency, as well as the requirement that a state electors vote for a presidential candidate of their choice. The bill would also eliminate the requirement that a state ratify the Electoral College.

The bill is expected to be introduced in early March, and it is expected to be voted on and passed before the end of the year.

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