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Essentially an unindicted coconspirator. Yesterday we saw how the judicial system is supposed to work. Now, in a Functioning Congress, All Of The Lights would be blinking red today. In a Functioning Congress, the outgoing House Speaker would be directing the outgoing House Judiciary Chair to be beginning the very similar process of investigating cohens investigations. I wouldnt say you start an impeachment hearing, but you start the process. The president was accused of committing a crime in a federal courtroom. And if enough evidence is found in a Functioning Congress the committee would begi...

A candidate forum for the Orange elections supervisor race turned contentious, and most of the criticism was aimed at elections chief Glen Gilzean.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit filed by retired U.S. Army Col. Conrad Reynolds of Conway and the nonprofit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads, asking the state's high court to certify the sufficiency of proposed ballot language for two proposed constitutional amendments.