Former Sc Gov, Ex-wife Could Face Off For House Seat

All sports tournaments scheduled to take place in Phoenix from now until the end of January have been canceled in the city, the City Council decided Wednesday.        

Residents say they're well aware of COVID-19's dangers, but they want businesses to stay open. They say they follow the rules, but some rules chafe.        

As a caveat, the gentle reader should be aware that the following is an excerpt from an article by Mark Becker, former chair of the Brown County Republicans (Brown County is the home of Green Bay) and was published in The Bulwark, a right wing site founded by radical right winger Charlie Sykes, who helped usher in Scott Walker, David Clarke and Ron Johnson and who is now trying to cash in on the "Never Trump" wing of the Republicans.

Many rich, entitled, white men have appeared before Rep. Katie Porter feeling superior and prepared, only to be humiliated and humbled by her simple and straightforward recitation of facts and logic proving them criminally corrupt. No one deserves this treatment more than Steve Mnuchin, but he was particularly resentful of having to undergo the Katie Porter Treatment, as evidenced by his sexist and condescending behavior towards her today. Under her line of questioning about why he was trying to move $455 billion of COVID relief back to Treasury now, when the law says it cannot be done before 2026, Rep.

Someone needs to remind Trump lickspittles Matt Gaetz and Sean Hannity that accepting pardons also means an admission of guilt. Following the news that Trump has been considering giving blanket pardons to members of his family, Rudy Giuliani and even himself, Hannity doubled down on his television show on Fox Tuesday night and urged Trump to do just that. On Tuesday night, in a panel with strident pro-Trump supporters Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Fox commentator Greg Jarrett, Hannity reiterated his public call from the day before.

By Chris CasteelStaff writerccasteel@oklahoman.comResponding to a veto threat from President Donald Trump, Sen. Jim Inhofe said Wednesday that using the defense bill to seek repeal of social media legal protections would kill a bill aimed at providing for the nation’s troops. The Oklahoma Republican, who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the president was correct in calling for repeal of the section of law that shields platforms like Twitter from lawsuits over some user content. But, he said, “The place for repeal is not the defense authorization bill.” Inhofe made the remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday evening in response to tweets from Trump on Tuesday threatening to veto the defense bill if it did not include language repealing Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act. Trump called the section corporate welfare and “a serious threat to our National Security & Election Integrity.