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The push to oust Santos has been led by New York Republicans and especially D'Esposito, who filed a motion earlier this year to oust him from office, which failed.

Ankara supported rebel groups fighting to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

A small group of renegade Republicans from other states were able to oust Kevin McCarthy from the speakership in early October, sparking a chaotic chapter for the GOP.

A woke council boss has tried to oust her only Asian colleague for standing-up for a compulsory-nude, women-only spa that sought to ban trans men with penises.

Between a 104-7 House vote to cut the comptroller general’s annual salary to $1 and the Senate’s scheduled April 11 vote to oust Eckstrom, Grooms suggested the rising heat had grown too intense for him to remain on the job.

Cllrs Farooq and Fitzgerald give conflicting accounts of the outcome of his suspension, which is revealed to be based on allegation that he plotted to oust the council leader.

Democrats have been highly critical of Santos as well as McCarthy for his efforts to oust three Democratic lawmakers from committee assignments while at the same time appointing Santos, who has lied so thoroughly to his constituents about his background.

Derbyshire is home to several key contests, including Bolsover (4am), where Labour is defending a slim majority, and Derby (6pm), where every seat is in play and where Labour is hoping to oust the minority Tory administration to become the largest party.

Elsewhere on this topic, Mace said in an Oct. 26 press call with South Carolina reporters that her vote to oust McCarthy had not damaged her working relationship with GOP leadership.

Even Colorado Rep. Ken Buck, one of the eight Republicans who voted to oust McCarthy, says he's OK with changing the rule from a one-vote threshold back to a five-vote threshold to vacate.

Exit polls aired by major television networks Thursday predicted that the Congress could retain power in Chhattisgarh and oust the BRS from government in Telangana.

For the first time in the nation’s history, the House of Representatives has voted to oust its speaker.

Furthermore, the iPhone 15 Pro could oust the mechanical volume rockers and have capacitive buttons instead.

Hanagami believes that attempts to oust him had to do with legislation proposed last year that created a new Department of Law Enforcement, which will eventually take over some of the policing and investigative duties currently managed by the AG’s office.

He plotted with CFO Christine McCarthy to oust him and take the company back.

He said this days after flatly calling “fake news” an online report that his peers were planning to oust him—in a move supposedly favored by Malacanang—for the allegedly slow pace at which administration bills were being approved in the Senate.

He was hired last month after a hedge fund pressured the railroad to oust Lance Fritz because it was disappointed with Union Pacific’s performance during his tenure.

His charm remains intact as he tries to briefly romance, while all along diving and jumping from mountains and rooftops in a bid to oust his enemies.

However, senior Tory MP Stephen Hammond has said the right-wingers angry about Ms Braverman’s sacking don’t have the numbers to oust Mr Sunak, despite claims more than 50 are ready to send no-confidence letters in the PM.

If the speaker violates that agreement, he risks being ousted by his caucus — under the terms of the agreement, a lawmaker who is Mr. Vote to oust McCarthy.