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February 9, 2022
A federal judge has declared the Department of Defense is unlawfully discriminating against service members by denying religious exemptions for COVID-19 shots. But this critical battle for liberty isn't over...
August 24, 2021
Scotland with a mention of covid—i9 on the death certificate, that has happened since the beginning of the pandemic. nicola sturgeon says they want to scrutinise all aspects of how the pandemic was handled, at least all aspects down to the devolved administration. four particular areas are the direct health impacts of covid—i9 including cases and jebb sinclair homes, what the governor care calls all other non—covid impacts, impacts on area like education and economic impacts. a prominent s...
August 24, 2021
In the course of the pandemic, but also of course in identifying and learning appropriate lessons for the future. i therefore believe it is appropriate to establish inquiry as soon as possible now, and the process we have begun today is an important step towards that. campaigners from the covid—19 bereaved families forjustice group say a separate scottish inquiry is needed to examine decisions made by the devolved scottish government, and to hold it to account. at a press conference in glasgow...
August 24, 2021
And leave no stone unturned. they also said families must be at the heart of the inquiry process if it is to be effective and meaningful. nicola sturgeon talked about some of the details of the inquiry that she also talked about the covid figures going up in scotland and warned that if this surge continued she could not completely rule out having to impose restrictions in the future. lorna gordon in glasgow. the headlines on bbc news... pressure on america to keep troops in afghanistan longer, s...
July 14, 2021
Option. but— ideal, i would like the least worst option, but it does provide opportunity for families to know what _ opportunity for families to know what happened and have some degree of closure _ what happened and have some degree of closure about the loss of their loved _ of closure about the loss of their loved ones. and this inquiry process will be _ loved ones. and this inquiry process will be able — loved ones. and this inquiry process will be able to go forward in a much freer_ will ...
June 18, 2021
Come to court, theyre still listening to the evidence, and theyre saying to me, look, its because we are invested in this inquiry process. we dont want other families in future to have to go through what were going through. judith, you mentioned that this was the first of three reports. tell us a bit about the other two and when were going to see them. the second report will deal with a huge amount of material. that includes the way the emergency services responded to the attack, and we already ...
December 27, 2019
And objective manner. when that happens. this president will be exonerated. if the process is actually impartial. this president will be exonerated no. factual basis for the articles of impeachment that pass the house. i think the senate with its traditions and especially the precedent established during the clinton impeachment trial will lead to the exoneration of this president. katie: so on the senate side there are a number of democrat senators who are skeptical of this process but back to n...
December 27, 2019
Times" columnists not usually friendly to the president did this little conversation online where they were basically saying they are worried that this is going to backfire on nancy pelosi and democrats. so they dont know how its going to play out politically. and its coming at a time when the stock market is setting record highs. the economy is roaring right now. the kind of set-up for the president that if all of this backfires at a time when terms of impeachment on the democrats at a time whe...
December 27, 2019
Interviewed by the house and the inquiry process. and she was unable to do it. unable to slow it down to get it passed in the senate. ed: articles never mention bribery things they have been pushing for weeks and weeks maybe because of what you just said. griff: you spoke on martha with a republican congressman who thought this not only benefiting president but even perhaps in the house. ed: pennsylvania house judiciary committee he says republicans are going to end up winning the house of repre...
December 27, 2019
And be exonerated in a fair process. griff: we saw in the last week that leader mcconnell is possibly open to calling witnesses where do you weigh in on this? >> i think senator mcconnell is taking the exactly the right approach. in order for a process to be fair it should be able to be interchange jingle bell between democratic presidents and republican presidents using the clinton impeachment process is a fair way to start. the presidents lawyers are going to have an opportunity to respond to ...