Stacey Abrams is now a member of the millionaire’s club. That’s right. In the four short years since her failed 2018 Georgia gubernatorial bid, Abrams went from a net worth of $109,000 to $3.17 million, according to state disclosures. For some people, losing an election is a crushing blow. For Abrams, it was a goldmine.
Unlike politicians who inherit their wealth or suddenly see their income explode after winning office (the rich get elected and the elected get rich), Abrams had to hustle.
According to The Philadelphia Inquirer, Bachman (above) was from Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, not far from Philadelphia. He graduated from Cheltenham High School in the mid-1970s and according to people who knew him around that time he was a pretty normal guy, described as smart, charming, and good-looking.
It looked like Bachman was destined for a bright future when he started attending school at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, but something happened that caused a change in him: He witnessed a murder.
The legal ramifications are still unfolding for people with uteruses following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the pivotal court case that established the constitutional right to abortion. One of the potential things affected by this ruling, which now turns the question of legalized abortion over to states to handle, is digital privacy rights. Experts worry that states with outright bans on abortion may start to monitor their residents’ location, search history, and app data (including period tracking apps) in order to build a case against folks allegedly seeking reproductive services.
The truth is out there… and apparently it’s airing tonight on Fox!
Executive produced by Harvey Levin, TMZ Investigates: UFOs: The Pentagon Proof is a one-hour special analyzing the U.S. government’s official response to conversations about the existence of UFOs. Featuring never-before-seen footage of unidentified flying objects and, as Sean L. McCarthy reports, “interviews with U.S. Senators, military pilots, former Pentagon officials, a Harvard scientist, as well as the two people who pushed the federal government to finally acknowledge the U.
In this episode of “Akah Bants“, Akah Nnani delves into the ‘crazy things’ making rounds in the news.
From the collapse of the 21-storey Ikoyi towers (360 degrees towers) owned by Femi Osibona and what he knows about this fatal accident, the EFCC arresting Obi Cubana and also the divorce plaguing Ned Nwoko and how it all links to integrity.
Watch the new episode below:
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