He said: Whether we like it or not that is going to be the treaty that an incoming Labour government inherits and has to make work. It is not being straight with the British public to say you come into office in 2024 and operate some other treaty. We have to make that treaty work.
He added: I don t think there is a case for rejoining the EU, I ve said that before. But I think pretending to the British public that somehow after four years negotiation the treaty that has just been secured is going to be up for the grabs and that the EU are going to start saying Let s start all over again , that is not realistic.
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Teamsters Denounce Assault On Democracy, Mourn Murder Of U.S. Capitol Police Officer
January 9, 2021 GMT
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The International Brotherhood of Teamsters join our brothers and sisters across the labor movement in condemning the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday and decrying the murder of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick. Officer Sicknick was a member of the U.S. Capitol Police Labor Committee.
“This past week we witnessed an unprecedented assault on our democracy, as a mob of extremists stormed the sacred halls of the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to thwart the will of the people and prevent the certification of the Presidential election,” said Teamsters General President Jim Hoffa. “This unconscionable attack on America was incited by President Tr
–District 3 Supervisor Dawn Ortiz-Legg has appointed decorated U.S. Army veteran Kristina Spearman to serve as a county planning commissioner and Central Coast native Aidan Beals to serve as the District 3 legislative aide.
Spearman begins her term this month, serving on the county’s five-member planning commission. The commission reviews and approves tract maps, conditional use permits, and variances and makes land-use recommendations to the board of supervisors.
Spearman is a decorated U.S. Army veteran with 20 years of senior-level federal service experience in planning and policy under the Clinton, Bush, and Obama administrations and within the U.S. Senate. Spearman has a master’s degree in public policy from American University, and is a graduate of the Harvard School of Public Health and Kennedy School of Government. Spearman also brings practical planning and building experience to the position. She recently completed a complex development project over the past four ye
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Caption Kareemah Hanifa, left, stands with a patron at her Marietta hair salon in 2019. In addition to running her business, Hanifa advocates for others like herself who, long after serving their sentences, still shoulder the burden of their criminal histories. Credit: Courtesy of Kareemah Hanifa
Kareemah Hanifa is an activist, an entrepreneur, and a believer in second chances. She is one of 4.2 million Georgia citizens with a criminal record, having served a 26-year-long sentence from the age of 15 to 41.
Two years ago, Hanifa went to take her State Board Cosmetology Exam at Cobb Galleria with chains on her hands and feet. As she walked through the lobby, the other test-takers stared at her.