prosecutors. i think 94% of the prosecutors in america are elected. but when they sort of behave in a manner in line with the voters that put them there, they sort of run into trouble. now, you see it here with andrew and the governor. you see it with, you know, prosecutors all over the country. and it s just that odd scenario where we ask these folks to run for office, but then ask them to sort of either behave in an apolitical way or just behave in a manner that the opposing party would sort of want to work with. it just didn t really make sense. it doesn t. i mean the idea of, you know, even with culture wars more broadly, much of culture wars are based little in fact. it s much more on the hyperbole, trying to push and pour salt into wounds that maybe are, you know, hypothetical. well, who decides what history is? . the victors decide what history is or the popular will. i see although this does impact a prosecutor in the administration of justice, from
Venezuela’s opposition has selected an all-female team of mostly unknown exiled former lawmakers to replace the beleaguered Juan Guaidó as the face of its faltering efforts to remove socialist President Nicolas Maduro. Last week, politicians who were elected to the National Assembly in 2015 voted to oust Guaidó from his role as “interim president,” a…
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela’s opposition has selected an all-female team of mostly unknown exiled former lawmakers to replace the beleaguered Juan Guaidó as the face of its faltering efforts