Hawley served with subpoena as he exits CPAC stage, says attorney mounting lawsuit
Source: Kansas City Star
OXON HILL, MD
Sen. Josh Hawley capped a tumultuous week Friday with his debut appearance at the American Conservative Unions CPAC conference and receiving a subpoena as he left the stage.
Elad Gross, a Democratic candidate for attorney general who is suing Missouri Gov. Mike Parsons office, said on Twitter that the Missouri senator was served moments after he completed his appearance.
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Gross said in an email that a process server confirmed Hawley had been served shortly after he left the stage at the annual conference, an event where rising Republican stars dating back to Ronald Reagan have laid groundwork for presidential campaigns.
Gross is seeking to depose Hawley about his handling of the Missouri Sunshine Law as the states attorney general leading up to his 2018 Senate election. Hawley is seeking to quash the subpoena.
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(1,186 posts)In the rural areas, deaf ears and trump bumper stickers! It be like when the Americans went into the heart of Nazi territory to denazified the public, the rural trumpers will have to be de-trumpafied!
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(62,406 posts)Republican appearance after which republican is served.
Matt Gaetz anyone?
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(779 posts)Anyone else hear about the money Trump owes to Scotland. He has been trying to sue them for a long time because there is an off-shore wind farm spoiling the view from his golf course, well, he lost the case and now owes his opponent's costs which runs into a lot of money, the case has been going on for a long long time
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(22,112 posts)of campaign workers literally camping out in his office dictating what he should say and/or do as MO Attn. General on various cases put in front of him (in effect, he did their bidding, not the state of MO's bidding). Clear conflict of interest. All designed to prop him up as a 'golden boy'.