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January 6 hearing: Meadows said Pence stopping certification illegal - Vimarsana News

January 6 hearing: Meadows said Pence stopping certification illegal

Former WNC congressman and Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said he knew it was illegal for Mike Pence to stop the election certification.

January 6 hearing: Meadows said Pence stopping certification illegal - Vimarsana News

January 6 hearing: Meadows said Pence stopping certification illegal

Former WNC congressman and Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said he knew it was illegal for Mike Pence to stop the election certification.

NJ governor debate: Murphy, Ciattarelli clash on COVID vaccine, more - Vimarsana News

NJ governor debate: Murphy, Ciattarelli clash on COVID vaccine, more

Gov. Phil Murphy and Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli traded a series of barbs in a heated 60-minute that was the first of the campaign season.

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NJ governor's debate: 5 takeaways - Vimarsana News

NJ governor's debate: 5 takeaways

Incumbent Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, faced his Republican opponent, former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli, in their first debate Tuesday.

Rep. Jim McGovern says 'rules apply to us, too' as House approves fines up to $10K on lawmakers who sidestep Capitol security - Vimarsana News

Rep. Jim McGovern says 'rules apply to us, too' as House approves fines up to $10K on lawmakers who sidestep Capitol security

Rep. Jim McGovern says ‘rules apply to us, too’ as House approves fines up to $10K on lawmakers who sidestep Capitol security Updated Feb 03, 2021; As thousands of National Guardsmen filled the U.S. Capitol after the deadly Jan. 6 attack by loyalists of former president Donald Trump, reporters spotted several lawmakers sidestepping newly installed metal detectors and brushing off police and security in the building. Such a move now could cost a lawmaker up to $10,000 in fines, with the Democratic-led House of Representatives on Tuesday night voting 216-210 in favor of tougher enforcement...