Despite our best efforts, unforeseen technical problems prevented us from sending you THE TOPLINE today, Jan. 11. We apologize for the inconvenience. We will send it along as soon as we can. In the meantime, please don't miss our RAM Chat tomorrow, Jan. 12, at 2pm ET. We'll be joined by Bob Orr, a former North Carolina Supreme Court justice who is part of an effort to challenge the eligibility of Rep. Madison Cawthorn in his campaign for re-election. Judge Orr, who lives in Cawthorn's district, says, "While I understand the argument 'let the voters decide,' the Constitution doesn't say 'let the voters decide if they are absolutely and irrevocably disqualified from holding office.'" Please join us for this enlightening discussion on the Renew America Movement homepage, YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter. See you then! —Melissa Amour, Managing Editor
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Despite our best efforts, unforeseen technical problems prevented us from sending you THE TOPLINE today, Jan. 11. We apologize for the inconvenience. We will send it along as soon as we can. In the meantime, please don't miss our RAM Chat tomorrow, Jan. 12, at 2pm ET. We'll be joined by Bob Orr, a former North Carolina Supreme Court justice who is part of an effort to challenge the eligibility of Rep. Madison Cawthorn in his campaign for re-election. Judge Orr, who lives in Cawthorn's district, says, "While I understand the argument 'let the voters decide,' the Constitution doesn't say 'let the voters decide if they are absolutely and irrevocably disqualified from holding office.'" Please join us for this enlightening discussion on the Renew America Movement