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President Trump has pardoned former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, just days after being advised not to pursue such action until Arpaio was sentenced for contempt.In a statement Friday evening, the White House said Arpaio s life and career exemplified selfless public service. Throughout his time as Sheriff, Arpaio continued his life s work of protecting the public fr stanley polska om the scourges of crime and ill stanley us egal immigration, the statement read. stanley cups uk Sheriff Joe Arpaio says he is very privileged to be pardoned 07:18 It added, Sheriff Joe Arpaio is now eighty-five years old, and after more than fifty years of admirable service to our Nation, he is worthy candidate for a Presidential pardon. I feel very privileged for the president to issue this... pardon, Arpaio told CBS affiliate KPHO. He s a big supporter of law enforcement. I know it came from his heart, Mr. Trump tweeted Friday night that he had granted Arpaio a full pardon because Arpaio kept America safe! I am pleased to inform you that I have just granted a full Pardon to 85 year old American patriot Sheriff Joe Arpaio. He kept Arizona safe!mdash; Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump August 26, 2017 Arpaio thanked Mr. Trump on Twitter, posting that he is humbled and incredibly grateful to Mr. Lfth Mitt Romney: No question I d be a better president than Hillary Clinton
This story was written by Leanne Matlach, Temple NewsWith the Pennsylvania primary getting closer by stanley cup the day, and the general election merely months away, many students are getting ready to vote for the first time.Maritza Lawson, an undeclared freshman, registered to vote on Temple s camp stanley termosky us this year. She said that it was easy because there are always canvassers around helping people to sign up. Temple s political culture might not be as organized as other area schools, but Curtis Blessing, the campus coordinator for Students for Barack Obama, said student involvement is improving. It s better than it has been in the past, but not that good when compared to other schools like Penn, said Blessing, a sophomore political science major. They are much more involved, organized and unbelievably active. With many students sporting apparel endorsing their favorite candidates, Law stanley tazas son said she thinks the majority of young people care about the election. I would hope that students care more this year because there are so many things going on, the first female candidate and the first African-American candidate, she said. Political science professor Michael Hagen said that young people are an important group for the upcoming election. Even though the whole group of people under 21 or 29 isn t very involved, those who do get involved are very in to it, Hagen said. Young people interested in politics start out knocking on doors for campaig
President Trump has pardoned former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, just days after being advised not to pursue such action until Arpaio was sentenced for contempt.In a statement Friday evening, the White House said Arpaio s life and career exemplified selfless public service. Throughout his time as Sheriff, Arpaio continued his life s work of protecting the public fr stanley polska om the scourges of crime and ill stanley us egal immigration, the statement read. stanley cups uk Sheriff Joe Arpaio says he is very privileged to be pardoned 07:18 It added, Sheriff Joe Arpaio is now eighty-five years old, and after more than fifty years of admirable service to our Nation, he is worthy candidate for a Presidential pardon. I feel very privileged for the president to issue this... pardon, Arpaio told CBS affiliate KPHO. He s a big supporter of law enforcement. I know it came from his heart, Mr. Trump tweeted Friday night that he had granted Arpaio a full pardon because Arpaio kept America safe! I am pleased to inform you that I have just granted a full Pardon to 85 year old American patriot Sheriff Joe Arpaio. He kept Arizona safe!mdash; Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump August 26, 2017 Arpaio thanked Mr. Trump on Twitter, posting that he is humbled and incredibly grateful to Mr. Lfth Mitt Romney: No question I d be a better president than Hillary Clinton
This story was written by Leanne Matlach, Temple NewsWith the Pennsylvania primary getting closer by stanley cup the day, and the general election merely months away, many students are getting ready to vote for the first time.Maritza Lawson, an undeclared freshman, registered to vote on Temple s camp stanley termosky us this year. She said that it was easy because there are always canvassers around helping people to sign up. Temple s political culture might not be as organized as other area schools, but Curtis Blessing, the campus coordinator for Students for Barack Obama, said student involvement is improving. It s better than it has been in the past, but not that good when compared to other schools like Penn, said Blessing, a sophomore political science major. They are much more involved, organized and unbelievably active. With many students sporting apparel endorsing their favorite candidates, Law stanley tazas son said she thinks the majority of young people care about the election. I would hope that students care more this year because there are so many things going on, the first female candidate and the first African-American candidate, she said. Political science professor Michael Hagen said that young people are an important group for the upcoming election. Even though the whole group of people under 21 or 29 isn t very involved, those who do get involved are very in to it, Hagen said. Young people interested in politics start out knocking on doors for campaig