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Justice Samuel Alito said Congress has “no authority” to regulate the Supreme Court in an interview with the Wall Street Journal’s opinion section published Friday, pushing back against Democrats’ attempt to mandate stronger ethics rules. Alito, one of the high court’s leading conservatives, is just one of multiple justices who have come under recent scrutiny…
Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) appears to have unlawfully "solicited campaign contributions linked to official action," a center-right ethics watchdog says.
Iowa. iowa has been attuned to this for some time. i expect iowa to go a different direction. i'll make my case, and i want to be on the debate stage. so asa2024.com is important for me to get on that debate stage, to have those contributions to qualify for that debate. >> before we go, i do want to ask you about new comments by supreme court justice samuel alito today. this as democrats have been pushing for stronger ethics rules for justices amid controversies that have involved alito and other justices. alito told the "wall street journal," i know this is a controversial view, but i'm willi...
Milton DRB Chair Charlie Roberts endorsed a city council candidate from the dais during a July 11 meeting. The next day he resigned after a letter from the city manager
We all understand that when people aren't subject to rules, they -- everyone wants to give themselves the benefit of the doubt. everybody thinks that they are well intentioned. when you have this situation where these very powerful people are subject to no rules, they give themselves more and more leeway, operating in ways that have nothing to do with the rest of us as americans operate. we are subject to rules. the first thing is that you just need rules. i do think that having some real requirements as to what needs to be reported is a huge first step, because if people know the public is lo...