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Artist Ramón Enrich's series of austere geometric landscape paintings explore the boundaries between figuration and Minimalism.

L.A.-based Rebecca Morris' eccentric abstract paintings can be seen in a tight survey at Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

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>> martha: former. obama echoing what many in this party have claimed will happen if certain republicans win their races tomorrow night. >> when true democracy goes away, weve seen throughout history, weve seen around the world, when true democracy goes away, people get hurt. it has real consequences. this is not an abstraction. governments start telling you what books you can read and which ones you cant. dissidents getting locked up. reporters start getting locked up the theyre not toeing the ...

Fine balance between mobilization, get out, this is important, and persuasion. we dont have to be so divided. we dont have to be driven by grievance and by content. we live in an area of a politics of contempt and see where its taken us. >> let me show you more of president obamas speech. he takes on this thing i know democrats have wrestled with publicly and privately how to talk about the democracy in the context of what is real for many, most americans, thats economic angst. heres president o...

>> if you have election deniers serving then democracy as we know it may not survive in arizona. >> and in pennsylvania. >> this is not an abstraction. governments start telling you what books you can read and which ones you cant. dissidence start getting locked up. reporters start getting locked up. >> house majority whip jim clyburn. >> losing this democracy could very well be the end of the world. >> with something of a walkback when pressed. >> nobody has said the world has ended. >> you did...

The age of 30. if youre if you even remember what they call the american war. those years well defined temperatures not everyone, vietnamese or american, who lived through them. and even though there are still a lot of conflicted feelings back home for most vietnamese these days the war has become a abstraction, not even a memory. vietnam is still a poor nation, but the standard of living has improved a lot with relaxing of harlan countys economic policies. more and more foreign tourists every y...

Seen throughout history, we have seen around the world when true democracy goes away, people get hurt. it has real consequences. this is not an abstraction. government start telling you what books you can read and which ones you cant. reporters start getting locked up if theyre not towing the party line. corruption reins because theres no accountability. people get hurt. there are consequences. harris: everybody is here now. all right. okay. there we go. so guy, the part, though, that people are...

Hold his beliefs. that is, it is very concerning, it is the same thing we saw again right before january 6th. it is a feeling that this is really infiltrating the mainstream and a way that is deeply uncomfortable. you saw, when people talk about violence online, and they say they are going to commit violence online. often they go do that thing. >> i want to ask you about what the npr headline, one in five local officials saying they are likely to quit before 2024. this is an example, perhaps the...

A strategist said to me its just an abstraction for voters and they cant get people to focus on it when there are more immediate concerns. so democrats are looking to try to connect some last minute energy among their base to these issues, admitting that they failed to make people care about it and make it an immediate concern linked to their economic worries and seeing if they can get some of their voters there. i spoke to tom cotton, republican senator, saying he hears a lot of threat from dem...