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  Meidas+  cross-posted a post from  Scott MacFarlane Reports MeidasTouch Network Mar 30 · Meidas+ Read Scott MacFarlane’s morning editorial note DAY AHEAD - My daily editorial note - March 30, 2026 Scott MacFarlane Mar 30   Some days – more than others – our government feels like it’s trying to produce a bunch of rage bait. They’re picking fights.  But perhaps not the ones people wanted.   From Iran, to airports, to public safety, to Epstein to gas prices – this day will raise questions about whether leaders are tackling the  REAL  priorities or the  REAL problems. 1)       I’ll start with Iran. Trump talked about the Strait of Hormuz last night, while most of the reporting over the weekend focused on the prospect of ground troop deployments.   Yet the next order of official business is a 9:30am court hearing here in Washington in which the Trump Administration will continue its effort to force...

  Hi there, It’s Monday. Today we’re talking about the Justice Department’s push to access voter data across multiple states, the new sycophantic Pentagon press corps, and more. We’re also tracking a critical but under-covered story: how political pressure at the EPA weakened warnings about the dangers of formaldehyde. When media outlets fail to clearly flag threats to public health — or treat them as inside-the-beltway disputes — people pay the price. 🖊️ Add your name to demand that the media raise alarms when science is sidelined and public health is put at risk....SUBSCRIBE & SPEAK OUT WITH OTHERS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH! Read about this, and more, with today’s stories: The Justice Department has now sued 18 states in an effort to access voter data  (NPR) The Brand-New Pentagon Press Corps Is Gaga for Hegseth  (The Intercept) Under Former Chemical Industry Insiders, Trump EPA Nearly Doubles Amount of Formaldehyde Considered Safe to Inhale  (ProPublica) US im...