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The vote by the full House to hold Bannon in criminal contempt of Congress sets up a referral to the Department of Justice, which would then have to decide whether to prosecute.

"This isn't about punishing Steve Bannon," Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson, who chairs the House committee, said Thursday.

Holding Bannon in criminal contempt through a prosecution could take years, and historically, criminal contempt cases have been derailed by appeals and acquittals. »

“The next steps are unclear,” he told Politico, “but the first step was to get the Democrats unified on the voting rights bill.”

So far, the Biden administration’s response to the GOP assault on voting rights hasn’t matched the president’s urgent rhetoric.

“He’s made clear that he supports voting reform, but that is simply not enough,” Johnson told Politico. »

For hardcore gamers, Goichi ‘Suda 51’ Suda is a man who needs no introduction.

Without further ado then, let’s cut to the chase and hear from Mr. Suda 51.

How did it feel then, to have Deadpool – Ryan Reynolds himself – like a VGC tweet mentioning you recently?. »

President Biden Joe BidenBiden: Democrats' spending plan is 'a bigger darn deal' than Obamacare Biden says he's open to altering, eliminating filibuster to advance voting rights Biden: Comment that DOJ should prosecute those who defy subpoenas 'not appropriate' MORE on Thursday opened the door to “fundamentally” altering or eliminating the legislative filibuster to advance voting rights and potentially pass other legislation, but he said he has held off on pushing for filibuster reform because he believes it would jeopardize his economic agenda.

“I also think we’re going to have to move to the point where we fundamentally alter the filibuster.

When CNN host Anderson Cooper pressed Biden on whether he would “entertain the notion” of getting rid of the filibuster on the issue of voting rights, Biden replied: “And maybe more.”. »