Carry on.
Carry on.
Not sure if it belongs here but I heard that contested election that after recounts resulted in a perfect tie actually drew a name out of a hat to call the race which went to the Republican.
Well... More of "Trump Investigation" but the Congress side:
https://twitter.com/NBCPolitics/stat...50432769560576JUST IN: Senate Judiciary Committee refers Christopher Steele, author of "Trump Dossier," to Department of Justice for alleged false statements to investigators:
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Really going all-in on trying to take attention off of that book.
Is there a group of people out there somewhere that sees this as anything other than a distraction from an actual investigation?
I mean, on some level these senate investigation charades are always just a distraction from an actual investigation, but this one has elevated to the point that it might actually divert resources from a real investigation.
Does that also constitute obstruction of justice?
it even says in that memo that the investigation has nothing to do with the claims made in the dossier
lol
Can anyone recommend a site or a tool to use to browse the voting records of senators and reps? Everything I've found on my own has been really obtuse.
The Senate will vote on overturning the net neutrality repeal.
joe arpaio has announced he will run for the us senate
in a purple state this should be a slam dunk loss after he wins the primary
Arpaio is pissed to see Hispanics in Government Position, thus the reason for him running.
hes not going to win, hes not THAT popular here in AZ
Plus, he has a criminal record. Trump's pardon only cleared him of being sentenced, the crime will remain on his record forever.
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-s...es-irony-weeps
McConnell is whining about Democrats obstructing judicial nominations after leading the charge on stealing a SCOTUS seat from Obama.
Isn't Arpaio in his mid-80s?