Deployed 117 lawyers to ensure open, fair and honest elections in ten targeted states and an additional 35 for recount. In addition, are in a leaders have trained over 800 lawyers and pull watchers. Members participated at some level, either paid or volunteering to ensure honest elections throughout the country. I want to take the opportunity to recognize all those who volunteered and helped elect donald trump and other republicans. We hope to see you in michigan august 4 and fifth. We dont know if its detroit or grand rapids yet. And offer your assistance in the virginia elections this year. I will turn it over to john to kick off our next panel. Thank you elliott. I am john ryder. Im cochairman of the rn l. A. Im in private practice in memphis and i reject him stealing all my blue suede shoe lines. Thats my role to say thank you, thank you very much, but i do thank you very much elliott, and i want to thank Kimberly Reed our chairman and thank you to david who is the chairman of this
Deployed 117 lawyers to ensure open, fair and honest elections in ten targeted states and an additional 35 for recount. In addition, are in a leaders have trained over 800 lawyers and pull watchers. Members participated at some level, either paid or volunteering to ensure honest elections throughout the country. I want to take the opportunity to recognize all those who volunteered and helped elect donald trump and other republicans. We hope to see you in michigan august 4 and fifth. We dont know if its detroit or grand rapids yet. And offer your assistance in the virginia elections this year. I will turn it over to john to kick off our next panel. Thank you elliott. I am john ryder. Im cochairman of the rn l. A. Im in private practice in memphis and i reject him stealing all my blue suede shoe lines. Thats my role to say thank you, thank you very much, but i do thank you very much elliott, and i want to thank Kimberly Reed our chairman and thank you to david who is the chairman of this
Not making a reference to any political ideology, is hans spakovsky. Im sure hans doesnt really need much of a introduction to this group. Hans is with heritage foundation, and he is one of the countrys recognized, most well recognized authorities on voter fraud and election law. And seated next to hans is don palmer, who is also one of the countrys leading in these areas, and don is a former member of the elections board of the commonwealth of virginia, and he served formally as the Florida Department director of elections during the 2008 and 2010 election cycles and also served in the Justice Department in the civil rights division. He is also a veteran of the United States navy, and i should also remark that hans is a former member of the federal Election Commission and also joining us shortly will be commissioner lee goodman, who is also currently on the federal Election Commission and a former chairman. He will be speaking about election law. So, without further adieu, im going to
This, that is because it allowed them to select the messages and allow them to speak. It could be because they have done this since the time of the pyramids or whatever, but they havent had license plates since this, maybe thats why they shouldnt be considered despite the monuments. I do not mean to suggest that they are just like the monuments. Its so a fixed medium and tangible message being displayed as the court recognized. In those situations for government is entitled to select the messages that are going to be closely identified. I i would rather have the license plates than the pyramids, i dont know that we want to drive texas are having us. We also want to retain our license plates. I think that shows what the case is about. The respondents were texas to place this on the confederate battle flag and texas does not have to make that judgment. People can put up a message that they wont state approval. If we were to write an opinion trying to draw a distinction between this on on
There is very big serious each is to be addressed. Also a reluctance to confront these issues in the congress. Not only do they have a lot to do, but they as you may have noticed have a hard time doing anything these days, they disagree about so much. We argued to say it is time to stop kicking the can down the road and start having an intelligent conversation about these big issues. To start s off today i am going to call on four people who know about this, and they will speak in turn and open up for questions from the audience. To my left is robert taub dermott designated acting chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission by president obama on december 4th, 2014. He is new to the job but he was also sworn in as the commissioner in 2011 and elected vice chair in 2013. He came to the post office from the army where he was special assistant to the secretary of the army john mcyou and served as chief of staff to u. S. Congressman john mccue for a whole decade. To his left is dr. Robert