Rhode Island Governor Signs Bill Moving Presidential Primaries from Late April to Early March

On June 18, Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee signed HB 7090 and SB 2491, identical bills that move the presidential primaries from late April to early March. Rhode Island also had presidential primaries in early March in the years 1996-2008.


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Rhode Island Governor Signs Bill Moving Presidential Primaries from Late April to Early March — 12 Comments

  1. HAVE PREZ PRIMARY WINNERS BY APRIL FOOL’S DAY ???

    7 MONTHS OF SNOOOZE TO NOV ???

  2. WHY DO WE HAVE TO BE SUBJECTED TO THE VERBAL DIARRHEA OF A MADMAN’S SPAMBOT HERE ???? ESPECIALLY AS HE MAKES IT FORMENT EVEN MORE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS AGAINST OUR LIBERATOR AND SAVIOUR, PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP THE GREAT ?????

  3. https://www.freep.com/story/news/courts/2026/06/20/financial-sanctions-attorney-ronnie-cromer-artificial-intelligence-motions/90610320007/
    COURTS
    Attorney who used AI to cite fake cases sanctioned by Michigan court

    Paul Egan
    Detroit Free Press
    June 20, 2026, 6:03 a.m. ET
    LANSING — The Michigan Court of Appeals has ordered financial sanctions against an attorney and referred him to the Attorney Grievance Commission for using artificial intelligence to cite non-existent cases in an appeal he filed.
    The attorney, who is not named in the June 17 published opinion but who court records identify as Ronnie Cromer Jr. of Southfield, blamed artificial intelligence when called out on the fake precedents he cited and filed a correction, according to the opinion. But the court found that Cromer also used artificial intelligence to write the correction he filed, resulting in further erroneous citations.
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    HOW MANY FAKE OPS ON THE INTERNET — BEING CITED IN OTHER [FAKE] CASES/OPS ???

  4. The AZ SPAMBOT needs to just stick to answering Ifo’s questions. Nothing else.

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