Voters' rights group sues Maryland for denying voter roll access
A nonprofit alleges the state’s election board is violating their client’s constitutional rights.
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A nonprofit alleges the state’s election board is violating their client’s constitutional rights.
Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi on Jan. 15 had a phone call with the U.S. Joint Chiefs head Charles Brown and discussed battlefield progress.
Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has talked to General Charles Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US, about the situation on the front. Source: Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Quote: "I have informed General Brown about the situation on the battlefield in general and provided a detailed description of the situation in separate areas of the front.
Have to notify their boss when something serious is going on. >> general brown was notified on january 2nd, so was his chief of staff or the pentagon says it was her responsibility to notify others but she was sick with the flu. president biden wouldn't find out until january 4th pay >> it was shocking, we were the secretary of defense, you need to make everyone aware that you are going to be out of pocket. >> pentagon press secretary general writer said there was no gap in pentagon leadership and there was always positive control and he said austin is no longer in the icu and he's in good con...
Wednesday the 3rd, the national security adviser, brett mcguirk speak with their counter parts for that statement. senior pentagon officialings were securing support from partners. the president's final approval in that statement happened shortly thereafter as you know issued on january 3. also on january 3, a principal's meeting on haiti. neither secretary austin or general brown attended. they were represented by deputies. that's not uncommon that a principal may not be able to attend. >> thank you for the detail on that. more broadly, why should we believe anything that this administration ...