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Punjab Governor Refuses to Administer Oath of Office to Hamza Shahbaz - Vimarsana News

Punjab Governor Refuses to Administer Oath of Office to Hamza Shahbaz

Omar Sarfraz Cheema’s decision being seen as another attempt by the ousted PTI government to provoke governance crises in Pakistan

Confusion prevails as Pakistan government removes Punjab governor - Vimarsana News

Confusion prevails as Pakistan government removes Punjab governor

Punjab CM-elect’s swearing-in hit by controversy as Governor refuses to administer oath

CNN Democracy in Peril January 29, 2022 06:20:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Democracy in Peril January 29, 2022 06:20:00

Electors. this was completely false as i said. but it was completely repeated by a bunch of republican figures with big followings on social media and they include a trump-endorsed governor candidate in arizona who just repeated it word for word. soon after that, the gateway pundit revised its headlines, softened its headline to claim wisconsin had voted to advance, to move forward with a proposal to withdraw the electors. it claimed it was a unanimous vote. they claimed they had video of this. that is completely false, too. here is what actually happened. there was one republican state legisl...

California Politics: When government meetings get out of hand - Vimarsana News

California Politics: When government meetings get out of hand

California lawmakers are considering a plan to make clear how and when unruly members of the public can be barred from government meetings.

California's Enrolled Bill Rule Challenges - Vimarsana News

California's Enrolled Bill Rule Challenges

The EBR provides too much deference to the legislative branch of government and does not comport with the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers among three, co-equal branches of government. At least for California purposes, the EBR principle should be limited.