Donald Trump Faces Possible Expulsion From
SAG-AFTRA As Union's Board Sets Special Session
Posted By: Lucky5, 1/18/2021 8:20:41 PM
Donald Trump Faces Possible Expulsion From SAG-AFTRA As Union's Board Sets Special Session. The former star of The Apprentice – and soon-to-be former president – has been a member of the union and its forerunners, SAG and AFTRA, since 1989. The two unions merged in 2012. Article XIV of the SAG-AFTRA Constitution states that members may be suspended or expelled for “engaging in actions antagonistic to the interests or integrity of the union.” Expulsion requires a two-thirds vote of the national board, but Tuesday’s meeting is just the the start of the process, which could take weeks to complete and includes a hearing on the charges against him.
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Donald Trump Faces Possible Expulsion From
SAG-AFTRA As Union's Board Sets Special Session 15 replies
SAG-AFTRA As Union's Board Sets Special Session 15 replies
Donald Trump Faces Possible Expulsion From SAG-AFTRA As Union's Board Sets Special Session.
The former star of The Apprentice – and soon-to-be former president – has been a member of the union and its forerunners, SAG and AFTRA, since 1989. The two unions merged in 2012.
Article XIV of the SAG-AFTRA Constitution states that members may be suspended or expelled for “engaging in actions antagonistic to the interests or integrity of the union.” Expulsion requires a two-thirds vote of the national board, but Tuesday’s meeting is just the the start of the process, which could take weeks to complete and includes a hearing on the charges against him.
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— ‘They Are Trying to Turn Democracy
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I am beyond horrified by how the left is doing everything in their power to burn down President Trump, and us. This is truly evil.