"Two Losses Don't Make A Right: Former associate general counsel loses the game and her job over a Dodger's win."
"There Goes Your Nomination!: Paul Ingrassia's nomination gets pulled after self-professed Nazi streak went public."
"Violence From The No Kings Protest Came From The Cops: Even with an injunction telling them they couldn't shoot journalists."
An associate general counsel lost both a game and her job after consequences tied to a Los Angeles Dodgers victory. Paul Ingrassia had a nomination withdrawn following revelations of a self-professed Nazi streak that emerged publicly. Law enforcement officers used violence during a No Kings protest, including actions against journalists, despite an injunction prohibiting shooting at members of the press. The incidents prompted internal reviews, public scrutiny, and demands for accountability. Legal challenges and policy debates followed regarding employment standards, nomination vetting, and law enforcement compliance with court orders protecting journalists and bystanders. Advocacy groups and legal counsel prepared responses aimed at redress and clearer enforcement mechanisms.
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