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"So, the majority of people we serve, don't have an address, so we allow them to use our address if they to register to vote and get Georgia State ID."This is a clear violation of GA law and is allowing someone to use a false statement on voter registration is illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
"For the small minority of people who refuse entry to police officers and obstruct their work, the power of entry would seem to be a useful tool. I have raised this issue with the policing minister previously and clarity on the power of entry would help police officers enforce the new Covid regulations more easily."As the third lockdown comes into force in England at midnight on Wednesday, the rising infection rate is also causing increasing absences from the ranks of officers needed to help enforce the lockdown.
As Romney got on the plane, a chant of "traitor" broke out after a woman yelled for the passengers to let him know what they think. As it dissipated, people began grilling him about why he is betraying his voters.A RINO running true to form:
"We want to know your connection to Burisma and Joe Biden, Mitt Romney," a woman shouted. "You don't listen to your constituents!"
Romney has said that efforts to challenge the election results are an "egregious ploy to reject electors may enhance the political ambition of some," and said that it "dangerously threatens our Democratic Republic."
"The congressional power to reject electors is reserved for the most extreme and unusual circumstances. These are far from it," Romney claimed.
Is Mitt Romney a traitor?
Romney also said that the election being stolen is a "false rumor."
DC Antifa and BLM Hide Behind Police as Trump Supporters Attempt to Get Into BLM Plaza
Cassandra Fairbanks January 5, 2021 at 10:05pm
Antifa and Black Lives Matter militants in DC hid behind police as Trump supporters attempted to gain access to BLM Plaza on Tuesday evening.
Trump supporters clashed with police as the anti-cop leftists hid safely behind them.
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Australian Opposition Presses Government to Make US Drop Assange's Extradition RequestSee also:
11:19 GMT 05.01.2021 Tim Korso
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Members of the Australian opposition are urging the government to convince the US to not pursue the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after a UK judge rejected the first attempt to do so. Coalition backbencher George Christensen from the Liberal National Party of Queensland and independent Senator Rex Patrick suggested that a presidential pardon might be the best way for the US to end its longstanding feud with the whistleblower, who accuses Washington of suppression of the press and free speech.
A parliamentary group called "Bring Julian Assange Home" praised the 4 January decision by UK District Judge Vanessa Baraitser to reject Assange's extradition request from the US. The group's co-chairs, Christensen and independent lawmaker Andrew Wilkie, urged both the outgoing and incoming US presidents to let Assange's case go.
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Australia's shadow attorney general, Mark Dreyfus of the Labour Party, argued in the wake of the British judge's ruling that it was high time for Assange's persecution "to be brought to an end". The US Department of Justice, however, indicated that it intends to appeal the UK judge's decision.
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Video: Executives for outreach agency admit they allowed thousands of Georgia residents use their address to register to vote