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Is Montana the Most Racist & Hateful State?
HELENA — In February, the 24/7 Wall St, a financial news corporation, published a list of the 17 States with the most hate groups per capita, and Montana ranked as number one. Grant Suneson, the senior editor at 24/7 Wall St wrote the article. The claim from this article compelled Rep. Mary Ann Dunwell (D) to sponsor, and
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Texas Election Integrity Bills
In a previous RNHA article, we discussed how Texas pushing forward in efforts to pass laws that mitigate election integrity concerns with several Texas Senate Bills aimed at curtailing voter fraud and enhancing election integrity. Currently, several calendared Texas House bills aim to continue this effort of fortifying Texas’ elections. The following bills have been
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Interview with Ed Kugler the founder of the largest “hate group” in Montana — Last Chance Patriots
RNHA sits down with Ed Kugler the founder of Last Chance Patriots which according to far-left organizations to be the largest “hate group” in Montana. HELENA — You would think that “hate groups” would loathe having to interview with a Latino journalist who represents the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. However, that wasn’t the case with
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Interview With Mayra Flores
Tonight I interviewed Mayra Flores, a candidate running for Congress in Texas’ 34th congressional district on winning on the American idea. Why are you Running For Office? I am running for a better future for the people and children of South Texas. Democrats have long felt entitled to the Latino vote with little to show
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The RNHA California Chapter Highlight
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly is proud to highlight its California Chapter for all of the hard work they do in spreading the Conservative message to the Hispanic community. These men and women are on the front lines fighting socialism to make a better California and a better America. For your hard work and dedication,
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Biden’s Supreme Court Commission
The White House released a statement in early April that President Joe Biden signed an executive order to create the Commission on the Supreme Court, to re-evaluate the Court’s role within today’s society. In a previous article with the RNHA, we had noted that if it were to be that the Democrats were able to
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Cryptocurrency Is Here to Stay
Cryptocurrency is transforming our way of selling, purchasing, and doing business. Cryptocurrencies gained in popularity as a medium of exchange because they are digital, encrypted, and decentralized. The current, market value of the Cryptocurrency industry is 1 trillion USD. Unlike the U.S Dollar or the Euro, there is no central authority that maintains the value
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Kansas Considers Non-Citizen Law Enforcement
The Kansas Hispanic and Latino American Affairs Commission (KHLAAC) announced eight key policy issues ahead of the 2021 state legislative session. One of them is a request to allow Permanent Resident cardholders to serve in law enforcement. Colorado, Louisiana, Maine, Vermont, and West Virginia, already permit it in some form, though each state varies as
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Huelva’s Migrant Workers Labor Shortage
Huelva, Spain- The Covid-19 lockdowns hurt the agricultural economy of Spain by preventing Huelva’s and Andaluisa’s seasonal migrant workers from admittance to the country. Europe produces 95-97% of all Strawberries with 95% produced in Huelva Spain. While the unemployment is approximately 27.16% in Huelva, migrant workers complete the majority of the harvesting. Approximately 25,000 workers come each year
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China Takes Over Hong Kong Elections
The Hong Kong Democracy Protest started in 2019-2020 when the Chinese Government promoted a bill that allowed the extradition of individuals and foreigners from Hong Kong to other nations around the world. The Pro-Democracy protesters are afraid that the Chinese Government will extradite individuals from Hong Kong to Mainland China without a fair trial. On
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