Da31 pdf
San Diego Mojo of the Pro Volleyball Federation đ PVF
2024.01.23 07:22 Puck83821 San Diego Mojo of the Pro Volleyball Federation đ PVF
The unofficial subreddit for the San Diego Mojo of the Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF)
2012.05.16 18:05 PrimeOdysseus /r/ISRO
For anything related to Indian space agency we love but hardly know.
2012.12.04 02:46 adaptablefuton ABB FIA Formula E World Championship
A subreddit dedicated to the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, the world's most high profile all-electric racing series.
2019.12.02 05:02 veddy_interesting WH won't participate in House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing
WH counsel Pat Cipollone sent a five-page letter to committee chairman Jerry Nadler to say it won't participate in the House Judiciary Committee's upcoming impeachment inquiry hearing on Wednesday, .The WH was offered the option of sending someone to represent the president.
The letter from Cipollone accused Nadler of intentionally scheduling the hearing to interfere with Trump's trip to the NATO summit in London later this week. It called the Democrats' impeachment inquiry "baseless" and "partisan."
âUnder the current circumstances, we do not intend to participate in your Wednesday hearing,â White House Counsel Pat Cipollone wrote in a letter to Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, adding that âan invitation to an academic discussion with law professors does not begin to provide the president with any semblance of a fair process.â
âWeâre certainly hoping that the president, his counsel, will take advantage of that opportunity if he has not done anything wrong,â said Representative Val Demings, Democrat of Florida and a member of both the Intelligence and Judiciary Committees. Speaking on ABCâs âThis Weekâ before the White House issued the letter, she added, âIf he has not done anything wrong, weâre certainly anxious to hear his explanation of that.â
Wednesdayâs hearing will be largely a discussion of constitutional issues, with lawmakers set to hear from a panel of constitutional scholars and law professors about the impeachment process â and whether an assortment of allegations against Trump meet the threshold of âhigh crimes and misdemeanorsâ outlined in the Constitution.
Nadler has yet to identify any witnesses, but Rep. Doug Collins, the top Republican on the committee, has requested that the witness panel include an equal number of Democratic and GOP-selected scholars.
The House Intelligence Committee is expected to vote Tuesday evening to formally approve its report recommending that Trump be removed from office over allegations that he abused the power of his presidency to pressure a foreign leader to investigate his political rivals. The allegation is expected to form the ore of any impeachment articles ultimately considered by the House.
Democrats are wrestling with whether to add additional articles, and are strongly considering including an âobstruction of Congressâ charge, citing Trumpâs widespread efforts to stonewall congressional investigations, including the impeachment probe. They are also considering whether to fold in any of the evidence collected by Mueller about Trumpâs efforts to obstruct his probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
submitted by veddy_interesting to Keep_Track [link] [comments]
The letter from Cipollone accused Nadler of intentionally scheduling the hearing to interfere with Trump's trip to the NATO summit in London later this week. It called the Democrats' impeachment inquiry "baseless" and "partisan."
âUnder the current circumstances, we do not intend to participate in your Wednesday hearing,â White House Counsel Pat Cipollone wrote in a letter to Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, adding that âan invitation to an academic discussion with law professors does not begin to provide the president with any semblance of a fair process.â
âWeâre certainly hoping that the president, his counsel, will take advantage of that opportunity if he has not done anything wrong,â said Representative Val Demings, Democrat of Florida and a member of both the Intelligence and Judiciary Committees. Speaking on ABCâs âThis Weekâ before the White House issued the letter, she added, âIf he has not done anything wrong, weâre certainly anxious to hear his explanation of that.â
Wednesdayâs hearing will be largely a discussion of constitutional issues, with lawmakers set to hear from a panel of constitutional scholars and law professors about the impeachment process â and whether an assortment of allegations against Trump meet the threshold of âhigh crimes and misdemeanorsâ outlined in the Constitution.
Nadler has yet to identify any witnesses, but Rep. Doug Collins, the top Republican on the committee, has requested that the witness panel include an equal number of Democratic and GOP-selected scholars.
The House Intelligence Committee is expected to vote Tuesday evening to formally approve its report recommending that Trump be removed from office over allegations that he abused the power of his presidency to pressure a foreign leader to investigate his political rivals. The allegation is expected to form the ore of any impeachment articles ultimately considered by the House.
Democrats are wrestling with whether to add additional articles, and are strongly considering including an âobstruction of Congressâ charge, citing Trumpâs widespread efforts to stonewall congressional investigations, including the impeachment probe. They are also considering whether to fold in any of the evidence collected by Mueller about Trumpâs efforts to obstruct his probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.