Sentences with phrase «letter from party leaders»

But Klein, who heads the eight - member Independent Democratic Conference, earlier Tuesday dismissed the letter from party leaders as a «political document.»

The party has apparently just discovered that Espada, who has been accused of siphoning off $ 14 million from his Soundview health care clinic, is not «in sympathy» with its principles, according to a letter from party leaders.

Not exact matches

An open letter was published by a group called #LibDems4Change urging fellow party members to elect a new leader «who will get a fair hearing from voters about Liberal Democrat achievements and ambitions for the future».

The Moreland Act commission wrote letters to state senators and assemblymembers who make more than $ 20,000 a year from outside legal clients, a figure that includes all of the major party legislative leaders.

When allies of Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the creation of the Women's Equality Party earlier this year, it was not lost on Working Families Party leaders that just one letter of the alphabet separates «WEP» from «WFP.»

The letter from activists also came as Lord Steel, the former Liberal leader of the Liberal party, told the Guardian that the party Lib Dem party «has not covered itself in glory» over the affair.

Jacobs in his letter reiterated criticisms of Independence leaders and suggestions that they have siphoned money from the party into their own pockets.

In his letter to the former labour leader, Tinubu said the way Oshiomhole, who clocked 65 on Tuesday, segued from trade unionism to party politics was indeed a unique one, which he said was made more notable by his emergence as a governor.

But Carvin faced resistance from the conservative elements of the state Republican Party, with Franklin County GOP Chairman Jim Ellis writing an «anyone but Carvin» letter to fellow county leaders.

This is an open letter to my constituents in Northampton to explain why, after 12 years of complete loyalty to my party, I am withdrawing support from Gordon Brown as Labour leader.

There is a letter in The Observer this morning from a group of council leaders from different parties:

Senator Ed Muskie from Maine was the party establishment's choice, but his campaign fizzled when a supposedly forged letter to the Manchester Union Leader claimed that he was prejudiced against Americans of French - Canadian descent.

[98] In the course of the Senate debate Senator John Faulkner tabled a letter [99] from Premier Peter Beattie to Opposition Leader Kim Beazley that contained the terms of a compromise reached between the Queensland Government and the federal Labor Party which informed the Opposition's vote in the Senate.