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Jackson Hole Republicans vote against censuring Cheney

Jackson Hole Republicans were in the vast minority Saturday when they voted against censuring Rep. Liz Cheney, Wyoming’s lone voice in the U.S. House of Representatives. Mary Martin, a member of the Teton County GOP’s executive committee, traveled to Rawlins for the vote. She intended to vote to censure. But a letter from Pinedale Town Councilor Isaac Best that in part said Cheney “is our representative, not our puppet” helped change Martin’s mind. She voted against the measure. “I don’t agree with the evidence I saw. I don’t agree with what her decision was. However, I wasn’t there, and I didn’t see what she saw,” Martin told the News&Guide. “She voted her conscience. It’s not my place to tell her whether her conscience is right or wrong.”

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White Iowa Man Who Ran Through Crowd Of Protesters In August Gets Chance To Clear His Record - Blavity

White Iowa Man Who Ran Through Crowd Of Protesters In August Gets Chance To Clear His Record The perpetrator committed the crime during a protest organized by the Iowa Freedom Riders. January 11, 2021 at 8:49 pm A white Iowa man, who rammed into a crowd of racial injusticeprotesters in August, is getting a chance to expunge his records. A judge made the decision in the case of 45-year-old Michael Ray Stepanek last month, deciding to keep him out of prison and to erase his record if he stays out of trouble, The Associated Press reported. Granting the deferred judgment, which gives Stepanek a chance to be cleared from a felony charge after a three-year probation period, Judge Paul Miller also suspended the $1,025 civil fine. The ruling comes after Stepanek admitted to driving his Toyota Camry through the crowd in Iowa City, Iowa, because the protesters needed “an attitude adjustment.”

White man who intentionally drove into racial injustice protesters avoids prison, may have record expunged

White man who intentionally drove into racial injustice protesters avoids prison, may have record expunged Grace Hauck, USA TODAY Replay Video After spending 76 days in jail, a white man who intentionally drove his vehicle through a crowd of racial injustice protesters in Iowa City last summer will have his record cleared and avoid prison if he stays out of trouble during three years of probation. © Erik Fisher/Special to the Press-Citizen This video still shows a car driving through a protest organized by the Iowa Freedom Riders Aug. 21, 2020, in Iowa City. Michael Ray Stepanek, 45, of Iowa City, drove his 1998 Toyota Camry through a group of protesters in late August, injuring at least one person, according to police.

2 Missouri lawmakers proposed legislation to protect people who run down protesters with their cars

2 Missouri lawmakers proposed legislation to protect people who run down protesters with their cars
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