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Nothing peculiar about that, nothing at all
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BREAKING: The wife of Renee Nicole Good—the 37-year-old Minneapolis shooting victim who attempted to run over an ICE officer—appears to have been outside the vehicle filming as her wife blocked ICE vehicles.

She is seen wearing a flannel shirt, walking around the vehicle and recording ICE officers.

She later runs back to the vehicle to check on Renee.

Afterward, she tells a nearby man, “That’s my wife.”

When he asks if she knows any of her wife’s relatives she could call, she responds, “We're new here. I don't have people... I can’t even breathe right now.”

Why was she outside the vehicle filming while her wife was blocking ICE officers?

Terrible.
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Still has to pass the senate & 67 votes makes it veto proof
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- The post details a 221-205 House vote on January 7, 2026, approving a discharge petition to force floor consideration of a Democratic bill extending enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies for three years, with nine moderate Republicans joining all Democrats despite GOP leadership opposition.
- These subsidies, enacted in 2021 to cap premiums at 8.5% of income, expire at year's end and cover about 20 million enrollees; without extension, CBO projects average annual premium hikes of $705 per person, potentially doubling costs in some markets and fueling voter backlash in competitive districts.
- The crossover votes highlight deepening Republican divisions, as moderates prioritize constituent health costs over Trump's long-standing Obamacare repeal agenda, echoing December 2025 tensions when four Republicans initially backed the petition.

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