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  We all know where Donald Trump wont be on January 20 - Inauguration Day for President-elect Joe Biden. Before his Twitter account was permanently suspended, the single-term US President confirmed he would be absent from the public ceremony in Washington DC next week. But between now and then, and despite Speaker Nancy Pelosi confirming the US House will be moving forward with legislation to impeach him, Mr Trump has some unfinished business. The Daily Beast reports the 74-year-old "lite...

  We all know where Donald Trump wont be on January 20 - Inauguration Day for President-elect Joe Biden. Before his Twitter account was permanently suspended, the single-term US President confirmed he would be absent from the public ceremony in Washington DC next week. But between now and then, and despite Speaker Nancy Pelosi confirming the US House will be moving forward with legislation to impeach him, Mr Trump has some unfinished business. The Daily Beast reports the 74-year-old "lite...

Despite facing a second impeachment, President Donald Trump’s to-do list before Joe Biden takes office next week is unheard of.

Thursday on  The Chad Hasty Show, District 19 Representative Jodey Arrington joined the program to discuss yesterdays chaotic scene in Washington, D.C., including the breach of the U.S. Capitol building and security and how the events have frustrated the intentions of legislators who were in the process of objecting to the electoral vote certification. While speaking about the crowds push into the capitol building and ensuing pandemonium, Arrington said: It undermined what we were trying t...

The Gainesville Sun Leadership needed On Feb. 26, President Donald Trump stated there were just 15 U.S. coronavirus cases and suggested the epidemic would soon pass. As of Dec. 26, there were 15,370 cases (122 deaths) in Alachua County alone; 1,264,580 Florida cases (21,134 deaths); and over 19 million (332,600 deaths) nationally. Hospitals across the country face alarming staff burnout and ICU shortages with the darkest days of the pandemic ahead of us. Yes, the vaccines have arrived, but it w...

GateWay Pundit posts “Ron Raffensperger, the Brother of Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, Works for Huawei in China” then scrubs, Why? “It appears Secretary of State (SoS) Raffensperger has a brother, Ron.  Ron hates President Trump and the two Republican Senators running for office in Georgia.  Ron also works as the CTO for Huawei Enterprise Storage Solutions based in Shenzhen, China, a China government owned company.”. ..GateWay Pundit “Russell J. Ramsland, Jr., a cy...

Commentary: Aron Solomon - A primer on presidential pardons Aron Solomon FacebookTwitterEmail Donald Trump seems to be warming up his pardon pen, with talk of his active consideration of pardons for his family becoming viral on social media. What follows is a quick primer on the presidential pardon power and how it applies to any pardons involving his family. Can a president grant preemptive pardons? Yes. “A preemptive pardon is a presidential pardon granted before any formal legal process ha...

Bryan County News Americana Corner: Our Bill of Rights: The debate Soon after the proposed Constitution was circulated to the state legislatures for approval, it came under criticism for several supposed faults, but primarily for its lack of a bill of rights. The group opposing the new Constitution became known as “Anti-Federalists” and were led by George Mason of Virginia and Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts. Gerry published a widely circulated letter, dubbed “Hon. Mr. Ger...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Dec 17: MP Hesham Al-Saleh submitted a bill on amending Cybercrimes Law number 63 for the year 2015; particularly the cancellation of stipulations on defamation crime or offending the dignity of individuals due to difficulties in defining the crime and remand due to cybercrimes. The bill allows the Public Prosecution to impose maximum of three weeks police surveillance over an accused, if the need arises. The bill also specifies the deadline for implementing the prison s...

Dec 16, 2020 Most presidential pardons — indeed all pardons that President Donald Trump has issued — have been for specific crimes of which the subject of the pardon has already been charged and convicted. Yet, Trump, never one to be restrained by precedent, has let it be hinted that he might issue prophylactic pardons to relatives and colleagues who have neither been convicted nor charged with any crimes. And he might pardon himself. Can he do that? The short answer is yes. Here is the bac...