Sigal Chattah later claimed that her comment about Nevada Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford, who is Black, was 'tongue-in-cheek.'
"The specter of another January 6 still looms over the American political system," said one media critic. "If it comes to pass, everyone at Fox—and everyone who does business with the network—will bear responsibility for the result."
"This is radical. This is horrifying. This is extremely scary," said one public defender.
"The company violated the law in the first election, and did so again in this re-run election, without any doubt," declared the head of the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union.
Critics have accused South Dakota's Kristi Noem—who's expected to run for president—of "playing games with vulnerable children."
"We will vigorously defend access and opportunity in higher education," said head of civil rights legal group.
Excluding federal scientists as co-inventors "could have important public health consequences," warned one expert.
"We demand Congress immediately investigate Exxon and fossil fuel companies' climate crimes, and make polluters pay for their destruction," said a 350.org campaigner.
The move comes as part of a broader measure featuring what the ACLU called "important changes to policing and our criminal justice system."
"This is an egregious 11th-hour attempt to handcuff the incoming administration and undercut the benefits of clean air—in the worst days of a global health crisis."
While welcoming the win, activists vowed to continue fighting against destructive oil and gas extraction in the region.
"To pretend that norms will constrain Trump or McConnell would be folly, yes. But for Democrats, the media, and the public to concede the ground in advance is to do their dirty work for them."
"We can achieve a just transition to a better world out of the wreckage of this economic crisis... The only thing standing in the way is political will."
"Congress is running out of time to ensure that the chaos that happened in Wisconsin doesn't unfold on a national scale come November."
The president has encouraged Americans organizing rallies against stay-at-home orders that aim to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Politicians, activists, and experts sharply condemned the move, emphasizing that "we are talking about the future of the world."
Decrying "unchecked waste, fraud, and abuse," Rep. Barbara Lee said, "This is exactly why we must #AuditThePentagon."
Decade-long analysis shows "most U.S. billionaires have given large amounts money—and many have engaged in intense activity—to advance unpopular, inequality-exacerbating, highly conservative economic policies."
The president and his three eldest children, the suit claims, have operated "with a singular goal: to enrich themselves by systemically defrauding economically marginalized people looking to invest in their educations, start their own businesses, and pursue the American dream."
Mary Mayhew "destroyed Medicaid in Maine now she will destroy it in the whole country."