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UN advisor succeeded in facilitating Libyan talks in Cairo, but reaching agreement failed, says presidential candidate

Libyan Presidential Candidate, Suleiman al-Bayoudi, said UN Special Advisor on Libya, Stephanie Williams, was capable of successfully setting and facilitating a meeting between representatives of the parliament and High Council of State (HCS) in Cairo based on paragraph 5 of the Twelfth Amendment, but reaching an agreement on the proposed Constitution controversial issues within 60…
Al Qahirah Stephanie Williams Suleiman Al Bayoudi High Council Of State Libyan Presidential Candidate High Council

America's post-roe constitutional abyss

WASHINGTON, DCย  โ€”ย  The old legal specter of the statesโ€™ rights doctrine is haunting the American republic. This zombie constitutional theory was once used to promote the cause of the rebellious slaveholding states before the US Civil War and to defend racial segregation in the former Confederacy for a century afterwards. Today, it again threatens both civil rights and the
United States Donald Trump Benjamin Franklin Dick Cheney Bill Clinton Mark Medish

America's post-roe constitutional abyss

WASHINGTON, DCย  โ€”ย  The old legal specter of the statesโ€™ rights doctrine is haunting the American republic. This zombie constitutional theory was once used to promote the cause of the rebellious slaveholding states before the US Civil War and to defend racial segregation in the former Confederacy for a century afterwards. Today, it again threatens both civil rights and the
United States Donald Trump Benjamin Franklin Dick Cheney Bill Clinton Mark Medish

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The 12th Amendment, the Vice President, and the Electoral Count

The Constitution is clear that it does not specify who counts the votes, and thus leaves it to whatever entity has residual power in the area (here, the Senate and the House of Representatives) to resolve how the votes are counted.
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