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Leaders of the Republican Party establishment had better fall in line and support President Trump’s challenges of these election results. If they don’t, their party will face an almost certain doom. At last count, fully 71 million Americans cast their votes in this election for President Donald J. Trump, far and away the most votes ever cast for any Republican. Let’s make no mistake about this: Those votes are real votes, not stolen or fabricated ones; And those votes were cast for Donald Trump, not the Republican Party. The Trump Movement is exactly that: A movement motivated by and loyal...

BOOM! As I’m writing this morning’s Update, Down Goes Lauer! Down Goes Lauer! Down Goes Lauer! More on this tomorrow. Melanie Sloan, a former top communications aide to 88 year-old Democrat Congressman John Conyers, told an interviewer on Tuesday of an instance in which Conyers called her to his office when he was in his underwear. “I was pretty taken aback to see my boss half-dressed,” she told The Washington Post. “I turned on my heel and I left.” Alrighty, then. Ms. Sloan has leveled sexual harassment allegations at Conyers that date back to 1997, 20 years ago. The unfortunately...

From:hms@sandlerfoundation.org To: ses@sandlerfoundation.org, james@sandlerfoundation.org Date: 2015-06-22 18:26 Subject: FW: PICO: Vatican Visit I thought you might find this of interest. From: Knaebel, Sergio Sent: Monday, June 22, 2015 12:58 PM To: Sandler, Herbert Subject: FW: PICO: Vatican Visit Herb, In case you did not get this from Steve. Sergio Knaebel Grant Director Sandler Foundation sknaebel@sandlerfoundation.org From: Scott Reed [mailto:sreed@piconetwork.org] Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 8:39 AM To: Knaebel, Sergio Subject: PICO: Vatican Visit Hi Sergio: I just sent a note to Steve with this summary of our visit to the Vatican. I look forward to talking soon. PICO sent a...

The importance of beating Haley Robert Novak (archive) October 30, 2003 JACKSON, Miss. -- Rudy Giuliani was here earlier. Dick Cheney campaigned in the state Monday. George W. Bush on Saturday will make two stops in Mississippi. And to cap it off, auto driver Darrell Waltrip arrives before Tuesday's election. All are trying their best to elect as governor Haley Barbour, a major player in national Republican politics for a generation. No prominent national Democrat dares set foot in the state to help re-elect Gov. Ronnie Musgrove. He would meet Bill Clinton or Al Gore at the state line to...

<p>Republican Haley Barbour has made frequent appeals to black Mississippians this election year, holding meetings in their communities and asking for votes that traditionally go to Democrats.</p> <p>Barbour, who is trying to unseat Democratic Gov. Ronnie Musgrove, often says he hopes to garner more votes in the African-American community than any other Republican candidate in Mississippi, and some black voters are taking notice.</p>

<p>History can often be in the hands of Mississippi's lieutenant governor.</p> <p>Oct. 25 Circuit clerks' offices must remain open until noon for absentee voting.</p> <p>Last day to vote by absentee ballots in the circuit clerk offices.</p> <p>Mailed absentee ballots must be received by 5 p.m.</p>

<p>Two years ago, Lt. Gov. Amy Tuck said her opinion on whether Mississippi should keep or discard the state flag's Confederate battle emblem was a private one.</p> <p>But now, as she heads into what could be a challenging re-election bid, she's more revealing on where she stood on an issue that tested politicians, riled both black and white residents and mobilized conservatives.</p>