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We miss you
Mama Mama if you are listening we need you to come home
The situation was growing more dire
Three branches of government are supposed to check and balance one another to protect freedoms and serve public
Judges have significant impact on everyday Americans which is why it is imperative that they be independent fair-minded and reflect diversity of our nation
Vast majority of cases in United States are heard at district and circuit court levels
Supreme Court used to be required to work much harder including being required to hear certain cases and requiring justices to serve in lower courts
Every child learns about three branches of government in grade school legislative executive judicial
They have said they are open to ransom offers but first would need proof that their mother was still alive
Evidence of corruption without oversight unchecked lifetime appointments without accountability dangerous decisions that consolidate policy-making power in courts have become norm
America does not want kings or queens regarding president or Supreme Court
Supreme Court is least accountable part of federal government with no binding code of ethics
Today Court hears fewer cases than ever while overwhelmingly using its power to push extreme agenda that most Americans do not support
Camron said they need them to reach out and need a way to communicate so they can move forward
Nancy Guthrie’s son Camron said the family had not yet heard from the kidnapper or kidnappers directly
Sheriff Nanos said it will be devastating for her if they can’t find her alive
Reporters peppered him with questions about the minutiae of the investigation at the Thursday briefing
This week is not the sheriff’s first time at the center of the news
15 years ago Sheriff Nanos answered questions about the shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords
Sheriff Nanos was born and raised in El Paso Texas where he began his career as a police officer in 1976