If, for example, a Democrat won the 2028 election and prioritized targeting Republican voters and donors, what industries, areas, careers or groups would make a similar soft target?

These groups would ideally be vulnerable to action by the federal government laws and funding changes and largely aligned with the Republican party.

What laws would the hypothetical Democrats pass and what executive orders would they sign to target this group?

For example, I've seen people suggest car dealerships as an example. They represent a major electoral and financial base and are greatly helped by states banning direct car sales to consumers.

Laws preempting state bans on such sales would force dealer

I lived close by Melissa Hortman's district and I just wanted to highlight how much she achieved as Speaker of the House in her five years. With only two years and a 1 sear majority, she passed:

The Protect Reproductive Options Act, which eliminated all restrictions on abortion (no hospital requirements after 1st trimester, no need to notify parents, no need to keep data) and was also a shield law to protect any woman traveling to Minnesota from elsewhere for an abortion by prohibiting law enforcement, healthcare providers or courts from cooperating with authorities from outside the state

Free School breakfasts and lunches for all students

The Read Act, which requires school districts t

After a ton of delays, the Senegal's 2024 presidential election is finally here .

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Background

Senegal is a country with a population of 18 million located in West Africa, bordered by Mauritania, Mali, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and The Gambia. It gained independence from France in 1960. Dakar is the country's capital and largest city.

Senegal has a relatively stable democratic political system compared to some of its neighbors. Since independence, Senegal has experienced multiple peaceful transfers of power through democratic elections. Today they will elect their