WASHINGTON — New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte on Friday called for U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to "formally recuse" herself from investigations involving presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, a day after reports surfaced that Lynch and Clinton's husband held a rendezvous aboard a private jet.
"As a former attorney general, I believe Attorney General Lynch should recuse herself from this case given the importance of the investigation and the need to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest to ensure that all Americans have confidence in the outcome," Ayotte said in a prepared statement. "I am disappointed that she declined to do so."
BOSTON — A conservative Bay State coalition is ramping up efforts to try and convince Gov. Charlie Baker to veto any budgetary language that calls for issuing driver's licenses to illegal aliens as part of bringing Massachusetts in compliance with the federal Real ID act.
The Renew Massachusetts Coalition, an organization led by outgoing Republican State Committeewoman Chanel Prunier, stated in a press release issued Thursday that it is redoubling its efforts as Beacon Hill lawmakers this month finalize the state budget.
