This recall movement could not only influence who is elected to judgeships and the decisions those judges make, it could also spur harsh new legislative measures.
The Little Clinton Library volumes on Clinton's Arkansas ascent, which over eighteen years took him from a losing congressional race to five terms in statewide office to the Presidency, and on his eight years in the White House would have an overarching theme: the challenge of liberal governance in an era of harsh conservative mobilization and chronic legislative deadlock.
Due to the harsh gerrymandering in Michigan, the only legislative route to victory would be if the Democrats win the governors race in 2018 and get to redistrict the state in 2022.
Lawmakers across the country, however, say teen sexting wasn't a common problem back when they enacted harsh punishments for child porn, and are considering legislative changes that would reduce penalties for youthful indiscretions.
That was an indirect way of saying that no harsh economic medicine would be doled out before a legislative election in July and perhaps not before the election of the ruling party's president in September.
The above quote is the true essence of what Obama said yesterday: a harsh critique of House GOP refusal to act, and a promise of action in the yawning legislative void that Congress has become.
Despite his harsh rhetoric claiming Dreamers occupy Americans' jobs, Trump also challenged Congress to come up with a legislative fix with "heart" to help Dreamers before the March deadline.
Mr. Calio, who was a White House legislative adviser to both Bush presidencies, shaped Citigroup's political strategy as the bank came under harsh scrutiny from lawmakers for all that was wrong with Wall Street.
Just before a legislative election on March 11th, it transferred 30 senior gangsters from the Zacatecoluca prison (nicknamed "Zacatraz" for its harsh conditions) to laxer jails.
The term-limit change put the Council's actions under a harsh light, but the chamber has historically not been known for aggressive opposition to mayors or for driving a legislative agenda.
