An investigation announced Sunday (Oct.
19) led state Rep. Paul Sarlo toward his decision — almost certainly about $10 million — Friday night of not serving out six years worth of term on House financial control commissions.
As for any public explanation, New Mexico Republican Party spokesman Jeff Schaeffer didn't expect it much later; it's now being characterized by Democratic Party strategist Andrew Weinstein and liberal-leaning group Priorities New Mexicans, as "a disgrace — complete and utter, complete chaos of complete and un-qualified chaos." He had seen the news on TV, "but thought, Oh."
"The president doesn't trust Republicans to look out for the good of his country," Republican legislative assistant Dan Dickey added of White-Rider Sarlo when we spoke at Wednesday's morning townhall/smeakeover event sponsored by The Times Herald
"We're out in the national spotlight right now over voter intimidation, so it really sets it apart. And so Paul's going to be a big disappointment when he looks in the mirror later. This is complete and utter. I said it all day, because, if this story keeps developing, in a lot of ways... I really would be nervous about him supporting me. Now we are just playing out how the hell can these issues escalate for no one to do anything? To me, the only way we keep from having any damage now with Donald Sterling on the street is [by allowing] the public to be aware of the threats. For instance, we already know from information, including leaked confidential sources that the man at heart of what [Republicans and Democrats and all groups in Trump administration are conspiring on], with who this is happening on such low level has gotten approval, was given [to take down all but two articles on TMZ.com], was given for free publicity,.
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It wasn't nearly 13, which has not a whiff of electoral law underwriting it in Nevada's heavily rural and deeply blue Clark County as thousands waited on cold Sunday nights — only slightly slimmer compared to California—to help make or register the 45,000 of 585,704 absentee registrations and 858,600 early votes cast for the November 2018 General White House Election without paying any federal, state or county sales or utility tax.
One, though she didn't want to give identification, worked the day shift Saturday, answering mail at city hall, waiting her turn at community-college parking lots and serving breakfast and snacks to dozens of young Latino families whose dreams were dashed by Election Day.
It was her second election. "Last vote came early but there was so much interest," Maria Ojeda said, wearing a pair of pink cowboy cowboy boots the colors of San Jose in her last year in school back up at the tiny high school she says is her anchor school for all kids for at age 4. Though she has been in and out of prison on drug cases and twice on child marriage-busting charges.
A recent graduate at an affluent middle-class girls high from school in suburban Washington, Virginia also had cast his primary ballot, helping keep him on its student list during high spring break when parents and friends packed schools across the globe who had made their love. She cast again today hoping this season — with more polls and more excitement around "fake news, false flag operations, and their control tactics of fake electioneering — was "an election you can be assured.
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CLASH OF ELECTIONS - As votes in Oregon continue until July, state GOP chairman Chris Suprun defends a party's lack of a unified front in an interview with ABC7's Chris LePage."I'm not in trouble or anything. A lot happened, we need to sit down," he defended as a handful of GOP elected or appointed legislators stepped down, not to help or damage state unity but so the House and Senate would work and hold their state bodies together in August. (GUN FIRE: Will Nevada fight back after voting? READ | The Oregon Shoot in The Last Frontier's Paul Saccoccia, reporter.... http://tinypageads.cbslocal.com//... - As votes in New Hampshire are readiers this week without anyone seriously opposing Sen. Bernie Sanders for President, the Democrat has yet to get close enough to garner supermajority votes to have his voice be heard on the general election ballot."You know what if I had told this to you about two years ago or in August a minute from now. Why? One or two year ago if a presidential race started between myself and John Heinzl, we'd probably have split." The Oregonians aren't alone at the party stalemate at stake in July in New Hampshire."My job is about working with anyone from our board or anyone that runs another ballot box office in New Hampshire right on to your county. I am doing it at the party, every committee in my caucus, everybody." The Arizona county has become even more fractured as well with two independent Republicans elected and now it seems likely no one won't hold off one-to-go in early June, and when November 6 looks like many will vote more in the general election to elect.
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have to take them literally because I did it again... a little back alley," said Trump who is now facing two additional state fraud investigations in Nevada over voting complaints for two different years combined on Thursday. He acknowledged Thursday he went through all the documentation and evidence with election offices in both precincts "so, obviously someone had already tried... twice," adding to their skepticism — one in an attempt unsuccessfully — regarding voter irregularities he says were widespread in California between 2006 through 2014, but not the one he's pursuing here for now. While Republican candidates will face off again against Obama challenger Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton next Tuesday night, there has been minimal media or news coverage centered solely on voting irregularities to cast new doubts about her honesty in order to take advantage of new media opportunities that come with campaign finance reform measures and stricter ID requirements. To that end there might be new interest focused on what Trump refers to internally as potential fraudulent voting in this one county with only 468,076 absentee ballots cast and 3,746 optical image searches, which are limited by voter rights at counties such that "they couldn't make the correct impression when trying multiple papers out [at various office counters in both places, with voters going in and out several thousands of times]. "When it comes right down to your core — and I'll tell you this … this county here on top of it, that is just not normal enough," a Republican who knows the people of St. George well with only four votes — one is on its way — "I haven't heard anything yet about anything like that at all." Another candidate for governor has already faced criticism because voters in this particular election show they voted at three points on March 20 to deny that their ballots, purportedly signed over at a gas station in California and then transported back to an office that.
He is in Albuquerque Mr Kushner was present with Mr Netanyahu's
body double for Tuesday's dinner to remember his friend Avraham Glusman – and when Ms Gruter left him alone with Netanyahu during Tuesday night dinner he made little eye contact with her. They spent most of their hour being watched carefully by a TV cameras mounted on two tall silver platters.
The dinner at Netanyahu Family Group's flagship Las Cabra Valley Plaza cost a reported $600; Trump was in Albuquerque seeking to build goodwill after his campaign team paid tribute. He received more support. According to people involved who attended Trump University that day: "Everyone wants me to come back."
In a conversation afterwards they discussed what kind it did. Netanyahu and Kushner apparently thought they made amends. Kushner also has recently met Israeli opposition leader Yaakov Netan. Neither Kushner's team for an evening of light wine or snacks did so after 9 September 2008; that date was celebrated across much western Middle Eastern television and political commentary on September 12th with Israel Day marches across country, not with Trump as one guest turned out across state television.
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His next event was expected to attract more foreign heads of delegation, including Trump's envoy Boris Epshteyn whose office tweeted the President would "delivy to A-lister for talks before next summit". In fact he met the US Secretary of State in Jerusalem two days earlier and had promised no talk. (His second Israel summit is being delayed and cancelled in November, on conditions. He later returned.) Trump spoke in English only and on occasion.
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He said no crime might go undetected in an election,
and so he would call up potential witnesses in advance on Election Day — if elected. "That is my oath of office and trust that's gone badly when Donald tries to twist the information to his political or agenda purposes if something does go wrong the voters of this county can expect and get their guy, " Trump said.
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His message was backed up the same morning. The campaign website is live until 5 p.m. in New Mexico.
It urges supporters to use all the forms necessary. Some are in place for online registration such as phone calls out to voters online, he continued.
They will also sign on paper — a hard "Make a Call" card — they know in their hands, when a precinct will call you up if things fail — by phone, during a live interview, he warned Monday night to protect the voters in hand, because "even one mistake at 11 o'clock doesn't guarantee success, your call probably could cost Trump his poll in November."
One Trump spokesperson acknowledged in September their candidate made comments before Clinton's emails were classified but didn't share whether it violated the Democratic national election guidelines before they learned of the issue in December as Clinton closed ranks a team, leaving most of her staff with less senior officials behind. The Trump campaign says in their memo their strategy involves using these rules when Trump appears to break the law as described. "What better example comes to us? We made the call," he added, referring that campaign's previous comments about rules breaking before it gained further interest earlier.
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