Jarrett: Bloomberg needs to do more than apologize for stop-and-frisk
Valerie Jarrett said Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg "needs to do a lot more than just apologize" for the controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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Valerie Jarrett said Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg "needs to do a lot more than just apologize" for the controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
Democrats on the panel wrote a letter to Graham, the chairman of the committee.
President Trump called Bloomberg a "loser" and compared him to Jeb Bush, while Bloomberg said Mr. Trump's Twitter attacks prove the president is afraid of him.
The vote passed 55 to 45, with eight Republicans joining all Democrats to vote in favor of the resolution.
While campaigning in Tennessee, the former NYC mayor reiterated his apology over comments he made about the controversial police policy.
Kelly defended Vindman during an appearance at the Drew University Forum lecture series, saying he did "exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave."
Endorsement by Sylvester Turner comes as Bloomberg campaign deals with newly-surfaced audio from 2015 about controversial police practice while Bloomberg was NYC mayor
The Democratic 2020 candidates now set their sights on Nevada, South Carolina and the Super-Tuesday states.
Price struggled to communicate what went wrong last week, or how.
Facebook is expected to rake in nearly $800 million during the current election cycle, far more than No. 2 Google.
Ehud Olmert, whose own proposal in 2008 failed to reconcile Israelis and Palestinians, said he "will be the most enthusiastic supporter of President Trump if he succeeds."
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee asked Barr to appear before the committee in a hearing at the end of March
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price notified the campaigns the partial recanvass is set to begin February 16 and lasts two days.
House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Carolyn Maloney and Congresswoman Jackie Speier want to know how much money the Secret Service has shelled out to stay at properties owned by President Trump.
The former Massachusetts governor failed to gain a foothold in a crowded Democratic field.