In the News with Mike Dakkak
Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox joins ITN to discuss the attempted power grab by New York State Democrats in redrawing Congressional maps and the attempted whitewashing of the Covid pandemic by the nation’s elites.…
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The Supreme Court, in two closely watched cases, allowed gerrymandered district maps to stand in Texas and North Carolina meaning both sets of maps will most certainly be used in the midterm elections.
The Court allowed three district maps to …
Continue ReadingA Pennsylvania state representative has introduced a resolution to impeach state Supreme Court Justices who voted redraw Pennsylvania’s congressional district map over the objections of Republicans in the state legislature. The new map is largely seen as a boon to …
Continue ReadingUpdated 3/20/18 4:49 p.m.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to issue an injunction blocking a congressional map put into effect by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court last month largely seen as a boon to democrats. The High Court issued a …
Continue ReadingPennsylvania’s State Supreme Court has redrawn the state’s district map ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, observing a self-imposed deadline. The Court had said that it would redraw the state’s congressional districts if the legislature and the governor could not …
Continue ReadingA Pennsylvania lawmaker has called for the impeachment of five state Supreme Court Justices in the wake of a decision that requires the Pennsylvania legislature to redraw the state’s congressional map. Pennsylvania state Representative, Republican Cris Dush, blamed the justices …
Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court has declined to block a redrawing of Pennsylvania’s congressional districts. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in January that the State’s map had to be redrawn because it was contrived in a way that heavily favored the …
Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court has temporarily sided with North Carolina State officials, allowing the borders of congressional districts, which have become controversial, to remain in place. The court blocked a decision by a lower court which required that North Carolina …
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