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Sinema reveals intimate link with security guard, seeks dismissal of NC-alienation suit
politics28 days ago

Sinema reveals intimate link with security guard, seeks dismissal of NC-alienation suit

Former senator Kyrsten Sinema admitted in court filings to a romantic and intimate relationship with a married member of her security detail who lived in North Carolina, but asks a federal judge to dismiss a North Carolina-based alienation-of-affection lawsuit, arguing most interactions occurred outside the state and she had no knowledge of the guard’s North Carolina residence until late 2023. The filings describe several encounters across California, New York, Washington, DC, Colorado and Arizona, and note campaign-finance payments related to the guard amid broader coverage of Sinema’s post-Senate activities and political shifts.

Manchin and Sinema Block Democratic NLRB Control in Senate Exit
politics1 year ago

Manchin and Sinema Block Democratic NLRB Control in Senate Exit

Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema delivered a significant blow to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer by voting against the nomination of Lauren McFarren to the National Labor Relations Board, a move that underscores their ongoing independence from the Democratic Party. This decision, which resulted in a 50-49 vote against McFarren, highlights the senators' history of opposing key Democratic initiatives and nominations, despite their occasional alignment with the party on judicial appointments. Schumer expressed disappointment, emphasizing the nominee's qualifications and the impact on worker rights.

politics1 year ago

Manchin and Sinema Block Democratic Control of Labor Board, Handing Victory to Conservatives

Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin voted against President Biden's re-nomination of Lauren McFerran to the National Labor Relations Board, allowing Republicans to gain control of the board. This decision aligns with their history of opposing Democratic initiatives, such as voting rights legislation and labor reforms. Their actions pave the way for President-elect Trump's administration to pursue an anti-union agenda, while both senators are poised to benefit from corporate opportunities after leaving office.