PASADENA — Cody Ray Wheeler has a cowboy’s name. It’s a product, he says, of being born the son of a North Texas refinery worker.Source: Voting rights battle in Pasadena could have Texas-wide legal ramifications...
Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian lawyer in June 2016 with the express purpose of getting information the Russian government had supposedly acquired on Hillary Clinton, according to a New York Times report published on Monday night. Trump Jr.Source: Legal experts say Donald Trump Jr has just confessed to a federal crime...
To read the DOJ complaint filed yesterday, click here. To read the FEC complaint filed yesterday, click here.Source: Common Cause Files FEC and DOJ Complaints Against Donald Trump Jr....
GOP and Democratic campaign operatives also refute idea that such a meeting was normal practice during an election. Donald Trump Jr.Source: Donald Trump Jr. in legal danger for Russia meeting about Clinton dirt...
Source: Statement from Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State and Vice Chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity...
As election officials across the country push back against a wide-ranging request for voter data from a federal panel investigating election fraud, they may be getting too much credit ― or blame ― for resisting President Donald Trump.Source: Many States Praised For Defying Voter Data Request Aren't Doing That At All...
Can you sue former President Barack Obama because he said “You can keep your doctor” under Obamacare but your insurance company dropped you anyway? Not likely.Source: Democratic National Committee Fraud Lawsuit Is the Biggest Story in Politics That No One Is Talking About...
The director of the independent Office of Government Ethics, who has been the federal government’s most persistent critic of the Trump administration’s approach to ethics, announced Thursday that he is resigning nearly six months before his term is scheduled to end. Walter M. Shaub Jr.Source: Federal ethics chief who clashed with White House announces he will step down...
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday upheld the state’s ban on direct corporate campaign contributions, denying a challenge from a Tea Party group that called it unconstitutional.Source: Texas Supreme Court rejects Tea Party challenge to campaign finance laws...
President Trump’s quest to reign in the millions of supposed illegal voters has hit a snag. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) reports. Buzz60 States aren't embracing President Trump's voter fraud panel with the same enthusiasm he had when he announced it.Source: Kris Kobach, states disagree on Trump's voting fraud panel. Here's where 47 states stand....
