Arizona officials threaten Johnson with legal action if he does not swear in Grijalva
Politics,Mike Johnson,Arizona,Elections,Government Shutdown,Jeffrey Epstein,US Congress,Attorney General,US House Of Representatives
Arizona state officials certified Democratic Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva’s special election win on Tuesday, with the state’s attorney general warning Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) that failure to swear in Grijalva or provide a “reasonable explanation” as to when the ceremony will occur will “prompt legal action.”
Attorney General Kris Mayes demanded Johnson swear in Grijalva “without further delay” in a letter sent on Tuesday and obtained by the Washington Examiner.
“Ms. Grijalva was elected with nearly 70% of the vote, and unofficial results were provided to you by the Arizona...
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