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Grayson Bakich

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As seen in: Cactus Politics, The Floridian, PJ Media, NewsBreak, SGT Report, Lucianne.com, Cause Action, Texas Politics
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Writer at @FloridianPress and at @cactus_politics, Master’s recipient in Political Science

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Grayson Bakich is a Florida and Arizona legislative correspondent for The Floridian and Cactus Politics, specializing in national and state-level politics. With three years' experience covering federal Florida, and Arizona politics, they have been cited by NewsBreak, SGT Report, Lucianne.com, and Cause Action.
Email: grayson@dnm.news

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Greg Stanton Introduces Bipartisan Bill Finalizing In-Flight Phone Call Ban

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By Grayson Bakich Verified
| Cactus Politics
Representative Greg Stanton (D-AZ) has introduced a bipartisan bill finalizing a total ban on in-flight phone calls on commercial airplanes. In 2018, Congress passed a law requiring the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to implement a ban on voice calls on planes, but the FAA has failed to do so for 8 years. As a result, the Quiet Skies Act would finally force the FAA to comply by requiring the ban to be implemented within 180 days of enactment.
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RNC Wants Answers on JoAnna Mendoza's 2-Week Marriage to Syrian National

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By Grayson Bakich Verified
| Cactus Politics
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has JoAnna Mendoza, the Democratic challenger to Representative Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ) in the upcoming midterms, in its sights again. This time, the RNC is demanding answers into Mendoza's 16-day marriage to a Syrian national. Mendoza's campaign website describes her as a "single mom by choice" who is currently unmarried, with alleged implications that she has never married.
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Ruben Gallego Backs Bill Improving Tribal Law Enforcement

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By Grayson Bakich Verified
| Cactus Politics
Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) is backing a bipartisan bill to improve Tribal law enforcement organizations' ability to hire and retain new recruits, who are sorely needed in Indian Country. The Parity for Tribal Law Enforcement Act, originally introduced by Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) last July, seeks to remedy the issue by increasing federal access to retirement, pension, death, and injury benefits that non-Tribal jurisdictions have easier access to.
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