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Winston & Strawn Expands Los Angeles Office with Addition of 18 Attorneys
Roster to Complement Winston s Global Litigation and Real Estate Practices; Bringing Renowned Capabilities in White Collar Defense and Complex Commercial Litigation; Extensive Expertise in Real Estate Financing, Workouts, and Restructuring
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Winston & Strawn LLP is pleased to announce a significant expansion of the firm s West Coast presence and capabilities with the addition of 18 attorneys. Included in this expansion are 15 attorneys focused on white collar and complex commercial litigation from the law office of Scheper Kim & Harris LLP.
The For the People Act is not a Democratic scheme to permanently rig elections
FALSE: Fox’s Dan Bongino quoted Real Clear Politics in calling the For the People Act “a roadmap to one-party rule” on his show. Bongino claimed Republicans “will never win an election again ever.”
FALSE: Fox News’ Sean Hannity alleged that the bill is the “Democratic guaranteed election strategy,” and “it s so obvious that they, they want, they don t care” about voter fraud “as long as they think it s going to work in their favor.”
FALSE: Fox News contributor Leo Terrell claimed the bill “is a power grab for the Democrats.”
Colin KalmbacherFeb 2nd, 2021, 7:28 pm
As the U.S. Senate slowly prepares for the impeachment tribunal of former President
Donald Trump, it seems fan fiction is beginning to circulate about the potential for how things might turn out in terms of a verdict were reality actually scripted by someone like
Aaron Sorkin.
Liberal pundit and former labor secretary
Robert Reich offered one such idea that attained a decided amount of popularity and virality on social media early last week.
“February vote in Senate on whether to convict Trump should be a secret ballot in order to (1) protect safety of senators, and (2) allow them to vote their consciences,” he tweeted, “Same protections as jurors in most trials. Senate Dems could do this with 51 votes.”
Reformers Seek Sweeping Changes To Bolster Democracy Screenshot from the official POTUS account (@POTUS)
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The Trump presidency is over and the Biden presidency has begun. The 2020 election s legacy will now turn to examining how the institutions and laws that govern voting can be fortified, after a bruising season where Trump attacked the process as illegitimate and enlarged the GOP myth of massive voter fraud.
Normally, after every presidential election, every sector involved in elections issues post-election reports and prescriptions. While Trump s refusal to admit defeat has delayed that process, the emerging analyses and recommendations so far have two focuses. The first concerns the maze of laws and rules governing elections. The second focus is arguably harder to solve, as it concerns the personal and societal factors that allowed the narratives of stolen elections and underlying conspiracies