@ChuckGrassley’s examination of Jack Smith is the EXHIBIT A of why our country needs to have age limits for our high elected positions. Total stooge reading questions without listening to answers vibe. Almost as bad as @SenMcConnell voting the “wrong way” recently.
@nicksortor Where is the clarification they had to make later about Chutkan's decision? She asked for a more narrow order. She did not deny the requests. This post is intellectually dishonest.
@jen_rice_ Waste of millions of dollars investigating an alleged time sheet fraud, and to save face, made it look like the guy is the reason the paper shortage occurred… what a waste of money and time.
Ms. Nhung Truong, partially paralyzed by a robber- takes a minute before press conference announcing lawsuit against Dun Huang Plaza alleging security lapses. #KHOU11
The lawsuit claims property management has failed to keep its premises safe for patrons like Nhung Truong, a single mother of three who was violently attacked in broad daylight. #khou11 https://t.co/Iro7Htedpv
Lawsuit Review Ep. 2- Holcombe et al v. United States of America- Discover how Jamal Alsaffar (@Txtriallawyer) took on the federal government after a tragic mass shooting exposed a failure in the system.
I’m very proud to have been a member of the trial team that defended the Hon. Tamika Craft’s election to Harris County District Court 189. Today, Judge Peeples did the right thing and upheld the will of the County voters.
breaking: GOP candidate alex mealer has dropped her lawsuit challenging the results of the election she lost last november to harris county judge lina hidalgo by over 18,000 votes
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Harris County Judge candidate @AlexMealerTX Nonsuited her election contest lawsuit today. I understand a second contestant, Sartaj Bal, also nonsuited his case, but I can’t confirm. We are expecting Judge Peeple’s will tule on the Lunceford contest within next few weeks.
@thweatt_lee@merissahansen17@jen_rice_@jen_rice She wasn’t there the entire trial. That 32K number has been thrown around plenty, but 27K of them were deemed inadmissible and another 2,965 Andy Taylor walked back. A witness said 700 more, but then admitted closer to 7. It’s all puffery.
@WayneDolcefino 27.000 of them supported by NCOA data that the Judge already ruled is inadmissible. 2,970 others that Lunceford already admitted the accurate count is 5. Looks like Mealer’s attorney wasn’t watching the Lunceford Trial.