And the beat goes on...
And a key point...
This fucking state... I like this state, but it is in spite of almost all of its politicians.
Believe me Ladies and Gentlemen of GAF, Trump and the National GOP's ineptitude with governing right now is greatly limiting the amount of damage they can do. Look to NC to see what they could do if they didn't have their heads up their collective asses.
Just hours after enacting a budget that slashes the budgets of Gov. Roy Cooper and Attorney General Josh Stein, both Democrats, a key House committee signed off on a resolution to begin the impeachment process against Democratic Secretary of State Elaine Marshall.
The vote was strictly party-line, with all 20 Republicans in attendance voting aye, and all 10 Democrats voting no.
Millis' accusations against Marshall go back to February, when he launched his own investigation after, as he explained it, he "came across an article" that suggested Marshall may have commissioned illegal immigrants as notaries public, which he said would violate state and federal law.
In March, Millis held a press conference calling for Marshall's resignation, claiming to have evidence that 320 non-citizens were licensed as notaries by Marshall's agency. That press conference was attended by Michael LaPaglia, the Republican rival defeated by Marshall in the November 2016 election. During the campaign, LaPaglia made similar accusations against Marshall.
And a key point...
Rep. Nelson Dollar
, R-Wake, asked Millis whether any law enforcement agency, federal or state, had taken any action to investigate or bring charges against Marshall.
"I did a legislative request," Millis replied. "Those findings are very conclusive."
"The answer to the question is no," Dollar shot back.
"That is not correct," Millis countered, suggesting that those "aspects" might happen later or could be occurring without his knowledge.
"Something may be coming forward," he said.
"Why would you not wait for that to happen?" asked Rep. Becky Carney, D-Mecklenburg.
This fucking state... I like this state, but it is in spite of almost all of its politicians.
Believe me Ladies and Gentlemen of GAF, Trump and the National GOP's ineptitude with governing right now is greatly limiting the amount of damage they can do. Look to NC to see what they could do if they didn't have their heads up their collective asses.