Epstein Secrets

decision they say should be left to the winner of the presidential election. But Republicans had the simple majority they needed to blow past them." Collins is expected to vote against confirmation, though Murkowski said this weekend that she will back Barrett on the final vote. The Washington Post <htt

www.washingtonpost.corn/politics/2020-election- security/2020/10/24/4b290e2-1479-11eb-ad6f-36c93e6e94fb_story.html> (10/24, Gardner, Stanley-Becker, Viebeck, 14.2M) reports state and local officials "hastened to reassure Americans this week that the nation's election systems are secure after the country'

decision they say should be left to the winner of the presidential election. But Republicans had the simple majority they needed to blow past them." Collins is expected to vote against confirmation, though Murkowski said this weekend that she will back Barrett on the final vote. The Washington Post (10/

lso to reassure the public despite messages to the contrary from the White House." In addition, the Washington Post (10/24, Gardner, Stanley-Becker, Viebeck, 14.2M) reports state and local officials "hastened to reassure Americans this week that the nation's election systems are secure after the country

ppears to have doubts about the defense argument that the then-congressman's crime was a rash and isolated act. 'How can the argument that Defendant Collins committed an emotional and impulsive act on June 22, 2017, be reconciled with his lying to law enforcement approximately ten months later?' U.S. Di

," including Sens. Lamar Alexander (R-TN), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), and Mitt Romney (R-UT), "to leave open the possibility: The Washington Post (1/15, Viebeck, Bade, Kim, 14.2M) says Republicans "rallied behind the idea of parity between the two parties in possibly calling witnesses." The Washington Post