Daily DC Insider
Kentucky is turning its back on McConnell for his betrayal of Trump
Recent polling in the state of Kentucky revealed that a majority of residents disapprove of the job that Mitch McConnell is doing in DC. Mitch’s reelection in November implies that the change of opinion is due to something he’s done since election day.
Given everything that’s happened since November, most pundits point to Mitch McConnell’s political betrayal of Donald Trump as the tipping point for his constituents. Mitch essentially cast his lot with Democrats when it came time to deal with the Senate impeachment trial. He openly agreed with the left’s accusations of incitement against then-President Trump.
Many GOP members are going to learn a major lesson during the 2022 midterm elections. Trump may be out of office, but his supporters didn’t disappear. And anyone they deem as traitors to the MAGA cause will face a major backlash at home.
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Everyday America
A city in Utah is letting citizens pay off parking tickets with food donations
If you’ve been issued a parking ticket in Heber City, Utah, there’s an easy and charitable way to pay it off.
According to Heber City Police, the city will forgive a parking ticket in exchange for a donation of five non-perishable, non-expired food items through February 22.
“All you need to do is bring in the five food items to either the Heber City Building, Heber City Public Works Building, or Heber City Police building along with your citation,” a Facebook post from Heber City PD says.
Food-for-fines programs have become popular in many cities, especially during the holidays. Will the trend continue to grow and catch on in more US cities?
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