Push to limit Gov. Inslee's emergency powers gains legislative traction
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee has exercised pandemic-related state of emergency powers for 678 days now.
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Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee has exercised pandemic-related state of emergency powers for 678 days now.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has demanded the creation of state police, better equipment for the military, and the creation of a border protection squad. This according to the political party is in order to urgently bring the security problem in the nation under control. National Chairman of the party, Uche Secondus, made the call at a briefing in Abuja, on Monday. The party chairman expressed disappointment that President Muhammadu Buhari has not deemed it fit to address Nigerians over the deteriorating security situation. The party recommends the creation of state police, upscaling...
Views: Visits 32 The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Uche Secondus, has said sounded the alarm over the current state of things in Nigeria, saying that Nigeria must not fail. He made this remark following a series of meetings in the last one week by various organs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – the National Working Committee (NWC), the National Caucus, the Board of Trustees and the National Executive Committee. Secondus said that the outcome and conclusion of the meetings as a party is that “the ship of state is adrift and requires help.” Brief...
That's going on right now in washington? >> that's a nice lead-in question. that's why we're having the summit. it's a solution summit. we went to six think thanks totally across the ideological generational spectrum and said do you agree the situation long term is unsustainable, and if so, what is your plan? all six organizations will present their plans at this summit. >> do you hope that this summit will, to the extent it can be devoid of politics, the politics we see when the different parties on capitol hill present varying plans? >> well, first we have to be sure there's agreement on the...