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What The Constitution Says About Impeachment | NBC News NOW
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Top Dem Asks FBI to Deny Info on Alexandra Chalupa Requested by GOP Senators
According to a new report from the DailyBeast, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) a top member of the Senate Finance Committee has sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray and AG Bill Barr asking them to reject a request from Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson for materials on Alexandra Chalupa, a former DNC consultant. Per Heavy, Alexandra Chalupa is a former Democratic National Committee contractor and staffer who calls herself a “human rights hobbyist” and runs a Washington D.C. political consulting firm. Chalupa is Ukrainian-American. Her investigations, focusing on former Donald Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort and Trump’s ties to Russia during the 2016 presidential election, have provoked controversy. “Chalupa’s…
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West Virginia Plans To Accept Virginia Counties That Secede Over Tyrannical Gun Control Laws
As the government of Virginia move closer to enacting tyrannical gun confiscation measures, the West Virginia Legislature has introduced a resolution, which, if passed, will grant Constitution-friendly Virginia counties the right to secede and join West Virginia. The legislation, which was introduced Tuesday, is set to provide for an election to be held “for the admission of certain counties and independent cities of the Commonwealth of Virginia to be admitted to the State of West Virginia as constituent counties.” The measure would be enacted under the provisions of Article VI, Section 11 of the Constitution of West Virginia. Many infringements of civil liberties by the government of Richmond are cited…
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‘No More Running’: Impeached Trump Faces Historic Senate Trial He Tried To Duck | MSNBC
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Tyler Perry Takes TODAY On A Tour Of His Studio And Talks About His New Film | TODAY
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CNN Caves, Agrees To Settle Lawsuit with Nick Sandmann
CNN just caved and agreed to settle a massive lawsuit brought by Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann. Attorneys say the money they were looking for is not designed to compensate Nick, but to “deter the defendants” from doing it again. In this case, it will prevent CNN from trashing another innocent person’s reputation out of spite or for cheap politics. No word on how much Nick will get from CNN but his lawyer Lin Wood said he will continue to pursue the other lawsuits he has against other media outlets. Wow, this is big. From Fox19: CNN agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit with Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann. The…
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Bill Barr Gets Anti-Trump Leaker To Plead Guilty To Leaking Sensitive Financial Info To Hurt POTUS
Bill Barr is done messing around and his rapidly rounding up all the anti-Trump leakers who tried to sabotage Trump’s first term. In this case, he got a guilty plea from the anti-Trump leaker Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards. Edwards leaked Suspicious Activity Reports to reporters about Paul Manafort, Maria Butina, and a Russian holding company in an effort to damage Trump. This was all happening during the Trump Russia hysteria which turned out to be a dud, but the damage was done and there is nothing Trump can do about it save to win the 2020 election. Really half the country thinks Trump works for Putin because of these BS…
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Appeals Court Decision Gives Trump Border Wall Project a Big Boost, OK to Use Military Funds for
A federal appeals court has put on hold a ruling from a lower court that blocked the Trump administrations use of funds appropriated to the military for the border wall, as Reuters reports: “A U.S. federal appeals court on Wednesday put on hold a lower court ruling that blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from using $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build a wall on the country’s border with Mexico. The New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay pending the Trump administration’s appeal of a Dec. 10 decision by a federal judge that barred the funding transfer. In a 2-1 ruling, the panel noted that…
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McConnell Announces We Have the Votes for Impeachment To Proceed Without Requiring Witness Testimony
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told Republican senators Tuesday that they “have the votes” to pass a resolution to start the impeachment trial without requiring witness testimony. “We have the votes, once the impeachment trial has begun, to pass a resolution essential the same, very similar to the 100 to nothing vote in the Clinton trial, which sets up, as you may recall, what could best be described maybe as a Phase One,” McConnell said, according to The Hill. The resolution passed for former President Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial in 1999 gave time for the House impeachment managers and the president’s defense team to give opening arguments and senators to…
