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Lebanon County Republicans censure Senator Toomey over impeachment

Edward Lynch, Lebanon County Republican Committee chairman, said he received numerous calls and emails from the general public and the committee requesting a resolution to censure Toomey. The (censure resolution) is very specific to the constitutionality of the impeachment process, he said. I sent that out to the members and waited a week to receive their votes. And it was overwhelmingly in support of censure, by a margin of 10 to 1. Members of the Lebanon County Republican committee felt the impeachment proceedings were unconstitutional, Lynch said. The United States Constitution specifically states in Article 1 Section 3 that if the president is tried for impeachment, the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court shall preside, he said as an example. And Chief Justice Roberts did not preside at the impeachment proceedings.

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Sentencing Law and Policy: Split Washington Supreme Court rules state s strict liability felony drug possession law violates due process

Sentencing Law and Policy: Split Washington Supreme Court rules state s strict liability felony drug possession law violates due process
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Lebanon County Republican Committee censures U S Sen Pat Toomey for impeachment vote

Lebanon County Republican Committee censures U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey for impeachment vote Matthew Toth, Lebanon Daily News Trump impeachment trial vote acquits him in historic second impeachment proceeding Replay Video UP NEXT The Lebanon County Republican Committee censured U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey today because he sat silently to address the unconstitutional nature and partisan motivation of this unprecedented Impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump. Toomey was one of seven Republican senators who voted for conviction of the former president at his second impeachment trail. The Senate acquitted Trump, failing to have the two-thirds majority required for impeachment.

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We ask Red Clay to name one its schools for Dr Joseph E Johnson Jr

Darin Kellam, Donna Kellam, Marion Johnson Brown, Kevin Johnson, Joy Johnson, Stephanie Johnson Watts and Karen Brown Special to the USA TODAY Network President Joe Biden’s January Executive Order on Racial Equity gives us occasion during Black History Month to celebrate and commemorate the achievements of a native son of Delaware and beloved head of our family who made transformational contributions to educational equality in the Delaware public schools. Dr. Joseph E. Johnson, Jr., the son of a Pullman man and a domestic worker, grew up in the well-kept and solid, working-class East Side of Wilmington, effectively the only part of town where African American families were allowed to reside at that time. He attended Howard High School, the only high school in the entire state open to African Americans until the 1954 United States Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, which ended de jure discrimination in public schools across the land. Joe we, the undersigned c

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Wisconsin Supreme Court to Hear Arguments in WILL Religious Liberty Lawsuit

The News: The Wisconsin Supreme Courtgranted a request from the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Thursday, to consider a question of Wisconsin state law in St. Augustine v. Taylor, a religious liberty lawsuit first filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) in 2016. The state Supreme Court will decide how Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction (DPI) determines whether two or more schools are “private schools affiliated with the same religious denomination.” In the case before the court, DPI is determining the availability of a government benefit – transportation aid – based on the state agency’s definition of “Catholic.”

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