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  • Trump heads to Florida while impeachment trial still cloudy

    12/20/2019 8:04:31 PM PST · by conservative98 · 29 replies
    AP ^ | 2 hours ago | ANDREW TAYLOR and LISA MASCARO
    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump was heading south to sunny Florida on Friday after his historic impeachment, while plans for his speedy trial back in Washington remained clouded. Senate leaders jockeying for leverage failed to agree on procedures and perhaps new witnesses for the trial.
  • Speaker Ryan forces out House chaplain

    04/26/2018 6:22:04 PM PDT · by Olog-hai · 11 replies
    Associated Press ^ | Apr 26, 2018 5:26 pm | Andrew Taylor
    House Speaker Paul Ryan has forced out the House chaplain, Reverend Patrick Conroy. Conroy had served as the chamber’s chaplain since 2011 but offered his resignation last week at Ryan’s urging. Conroy’s resignation letter said he was offering to step down at Ryan’s request, calling his seven years of House service “one of the great privileges of my life.” Ryan spokeswoman Ashlee Strong would not reveal the speaker’s reasons for forcing Conroy out. A top Democrat, Rep. Joe Crowley of New York, said he believes it was because of a prayer Conroy gave during last fall’s tax debate urging that...
  • Parties Differ on Judicial Politicking [State of the NC Supreme Court]

    08/26/2004 8:45:41 AM PDT · by TaxRelief · 393+ views
    Carolina Journal Exclusive ^ | August 26, 2004 | Paul Chesser
    RALEIGH --The North Carolina Republican Party on Saturday endorsed Raleigh lawyer Paul Newby for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice Robert Orr, and the gesture gave an inkling of how the two major political parties might treat the nonpartisan races this year. The 2004 campaign marks the first election in which candidates for appellate court judgeships cannot denote their party affiliation on the ballot. The Democrat-dominated General Assembly applied the new restrictions during the 2002 session after a string of Republican successes in Supreme Court and Appeals Court races in recent election cycles. Interviews with candidates and party officials,...