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Dunkin Donuts Refuses to Get Woke: ‘We Are Not Starbucks’

Dunkin’ Brand’s VP of brand stewardship says “It’s donuts and ice cream – just be happy.”

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Nevada Passes Bill To Give Electoral Votes To National Popular Vote Winner

If Nevada’s Democratic governor signs a bill passed by the state senate Tuesday into law, his state will have moved the National Popular Vote movement six votes closer to effectively nullifying the Electoral College as established in the U.S. Constitution.

By a vote of 12-8, the Nevada Senate passed AB 186 on Tuesday, which if signed by Gov. Steve Sisolak, will add Nevada’s six electoral votes to the 189 votes already pledged by 14 other states in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which would “guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.” If triggered, the pact would override the majority decision of voters in particular states.

Thus far, 14 states and one district have officially passed the measure, their collective electoral vote total currently at 189. The compact requires a minimum of 270 total pledged electoral votes to go into effect. Should Sisolak sign the bill, the total would edge up to 195 votes.

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BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP SAYS HE WON’T WORK WITH DEMS UNTIL THEY “GET THEIR PHONY INVESTIGATIONS OVER WITH”
by Kevin Ryan

President Donald Trump walked out of a planned meeting with Democratic leaders on infrastructure today, saying that, though he wants a deal to fund refurbishment and replacement of roads, tunnels, bridges and airports, he’s not going to do it until they finish their investigations of him.

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Kamala Harris Unveils Plan to End Gender Pay Gap – Forgets Her Staff’s Salaries Are Public Record

After Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., announced a plan meant to address the “gender wage gap,” the Washington Free Beacon revealed Tuesday that her own office and campaign pay male workers more than women.

Harris’ proposal, rolled out Sunday at a California rally for her Democratic presidential campaign, would fine corporations 1 percent of profits for every 1 percent in wage gap they allow. Under the plan, the onus would be on companies to prove that any disparities in pay for men and women were not the result of factors such as merit, performance or seniority.

“And this, then, is not only about fairness and equality, it’s about transparency. Show us what you got.”

After Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., announced a plan meant to address the “gender wage gap,” the Washington Free Beacon revealed Tuesday that her own office and campaign pay male workers more than women.

Harris’ proposal, rolled out Sunday at a California rally for her Democratic presidential campaign, would fine corporations 1 percent of profits for every 1 percent in wage gap they allow. Under the plan, the onus would be on companies to prove that any disparities in pay for men and women were not the result of factors such as merit, performance or seniority.

According to the Beacon’s analysis, Harris’ Senate office reported paying women 94 cents for every dollar it paid men in its most recent financial disclosure, which covered April 1, 2019 to September 31, 2018. The median salary for men during that time period was $34,999. For women, it was $32,999.

For the previous six-month period, the numbers were $27,167 for men versus $25,749.97 for women.

Meanwhile, Harris’ presidential campaign disbursements in the month of February showed a 13 percent gender pay gap. The median salary disbursement to women was $5,763.97. Men got $6,632.23.

The California senator touted her plan as “the most aggressive equal pay proposal in history.”

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