If he was sentenced before the election the Supreme Court nullifies it and you have the same result. Do all that you can to make sure he doesn’t get elected.
nereaders
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Nope, it’s smart. Leaving sentencing until after the election also keeps the Supreme Court out of it before the election. You can bet your boots they would have fast-tracked any appeal and nullified the sentence somehow before the election.
Is Voyager iOS only or also Android? I’m using Voyager with iOS 17.5.1 and I just had to double-tap to expand to screen width.
If the 26th district is “reliably blue” and a Democrat replaced a Democrat, how does this “narrow” the Republican majority in the House?
At a good friend’s wedding a number of us were invited to attend the reception after the meal, just before the band was due to start, because they had limited funds. I thought it was a good way to include us without blowing the budget.
Edit: I should add that, if you have a wedding in a church or a public place, anyone can attend the official bit, and I have been at weddings where randoms turn up for the church service and sit at the back.
I’m old but a young co-worker got me onto Lemmy.