Hans von Spakovsky
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Senior Legal Fellow, Heritage Foundation. Former FEC Commissioner, DOJ lawyer. Opinions are my own, not that of Heritage
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1 week ago |
heritage.org | Hans von Spakovsky
The Associated Press claims it won a “major victory” in its lawsuit against the White House, but you would think a wire service that says it provides “accurate, unbiased news” would be a little more accurate in its reporting. Federal district court Judge Trevor McFadden issued a preliminary injunction in AP’s favor, but the decision is much narrower than what AP portrays. The lawsuit, Associated Press v.
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1 week ago |
dailysignal.com | Hans von Spakovsky
The Associated Press claims it won a “major victory” in its lawsuit against the White House, but you would think a wire service that says it provides “accurate, unbiased news” would be a little more accurate in its reporting. Federal district court Judge Trevor McFadden issued a preliminary injunction in AP’s favor, but the decision is much narrower than what AP portrays. The lawsuit, Associated Press v.
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1 week ago |
washingtontimes.com | Hans von Spakovsky
- OPINION: The Associated Press claims it won a “major victory” in its lawsuit against the White House, but you would think a wire service that says it provides “accurate, unbiased news” would be a little more accurate in its reporting. Federal district court Judge Trevor McFadden issued a preliminary injunction in AP’s favor, but the decision is much narrower than what AP portrays. The lawsuit, Associated Press v.
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2 weeks ago |
wnd.com | Jacob Adams |Bob Unruh |Hans von Spakovsky
The House of Representatives on Thursday approved the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act 220-208. Four House Democrats broke ranks and joined 216 Republicans to pass the election integrity measure, while 208 Democrats voted against it. The four Democrats who sided with the GOP were Reps. Jared Golden of Maine, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington state, Henry Cuellar of Texas, and Ed Case of Hawaii.
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2 weeks ago |
readlion.com | Hans von Spakovsky |Michael Ryan |Shanxi Omoniyi
(The Daily Signal) – On Monday night, a 5-to-4 majority of the Supreme Court not only dissolved the controversial temporary restraining orders issued by Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, but the high court, in essence, took the case away from him.
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AP may be back in WH, but they can be totally ignored per court order https://t.co/SxrSKd3RyA if AP quit being so biased, folks might trust their reporting again
Supremes told Boasberg he doesn’t have jurisdiction & that only remedy for ACLU’s clients are habeas petitions in Texas, where they’re detained. https://t.co/WCDFsDkpOj Yet today Boasberg REFUSED TO DISMISS CASE-how do those defending him excuse his DEFIANCE of Supreme Court?!
A Massachusetts judge who held an ICE agent in contempt showed contempt for the Constitution's Supremacy Clause. https://t.co/9TDciqXzoF
