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I can t stay : Mick Mulvaney resigns as Trump s envoy to Northern Ireland

Troubled by Capitol riot, Cabinet officials DeVos, Chao resign Rachel Elbaum and Dareh Gregorian and Tom Winter © Provided by NBC News Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced their resignations Thursday, citing the pro-Trump rioters who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday. Yesterday, our country experienced a traumatic and entirely avoidable event as supporters of the president stormed the Capitol building following a rally he addressed, Chao said in a statement she posted on Twitter. As I m sure is the case with many of you, it has deeply troubled me in a way that I simply cannot set aside.

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Attorney withdraws from election challenge lawsuit, saying Trump used him to perpetrate a crime

Philadelphia-based attorney Jerome Marcus asked the court to allow him to withdraw, citing concerns over Pennsylvania s professional conduct standards for lawyers. Marcus wrote that the client has used the lawyer s services to perpetrate a crime and the client insists upon taking action that the lawyer considers repugnant and with which the lawyer has a fundamental disagreement. ADVERTISEMENT Marcus did not immediately respond to a message seeking further comment. The move comes a day after a large mob of Trump supporters, galvanized by the president himself, stormed the Capitol as lawmakers were certifying President-elect Joe Biden The incident came after months of Trump s baseless claims of a stolen election and a failed legal effort across several battleground states to overturn Biden s victory.

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Trump campaign lawyer asks to withdraw over Capitol Hill crime

Trump campaign lawyer asks to withdraw over Capitol Hill ‘crime’ Erik Larson A lawyer who represents President Donald Trump’s campaign in one of several defunct election lawsuits in Pennsylvania asked a federal judge for permission to withdraw from the case, saying he now thinks the suit helped “perpetrate a crime” – a reference to Wednesday’s chaos in Washington. In a filing Thursday, lawyer Jerome Marcus told U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond in Philadelphia that he has a “fundamental disagreement” with his client, who he said “insists upon taking action that the lawyer considers repugnant.” “I believe that the filing of that and other cases was used by President Trump yesterday to incite people to violence,” Marcus said in the email. “I refer specifically to his urging people to come to Washington for a wild’ protest.”

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«Trump m a utilisé pour commettre un crime», affirme un avocat

«Trump m a utilisé pour commettre un crime», affirme un avocat
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jobs. that s why there was so much secrecy around it. i had nothing to lose. in addition to ann coulter, the group was made up of a handful of lawyers from major law firms across the country. one of them was george conway, now husband of kellyanne conway. another was a fellow by the name of jerome marcus, in philadelphia. another lawyer named porter in chicago. they were doing work behind the scenes that i knew nothing about, paula knew nothing about, the lawyers knew nothing about. it s not clear they were doing anything unethical, but, clearly, they had a political agenda. the elves had been secretly helping for years, but it wasn t until the case was argued before the supreme court that their work started to show. we went to the supreme court hearing on it. [ laughs ] and nobody knew well, except the five of us, i guess, who had written the actual brief. bob bennett, the president s

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