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That their afflictions 2022 may be in jeopardy. we have to use every tool. what im trying to say is, theres so many heinous laws. in the original senate bill 7, we had judges able to overturn an election at a whim. they could overturn it because they said someone said there was fraud and i can tell you in texas, there are people who rise up at the drop of a hat in black districts and black seats and latinx and hispanic seats and say there was fraud. so in order to preserve democracy, this has to...

Its absurd but it stands with the party. you see leaders speak out against it, but theyre not doing anything about her. >> this happens all the time. marjorie taylor greene seems to be a symptom of a much larger affliction of the rage and extremism and hyperbole. and when you have somebody whos feeling that affliction, what you want to do is try to treat it, try to help. again, republican leaders are again and again and again inflaming that same rage and outrageous victim hood that theyre displa...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Critics picks: 10 March book releases to read, including The Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson and a history of Latin music Jim Kiest, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 2of18 3of18 4of18 5of18 Imbolo Mbue, the author of the new book ?’How Beautiful We Were,?“ near her home in Rhinebeck, N.Y., Feb. 15, 2021. The book is a story about how people respond to environmental destruction. It was delayed by the pandemic and before that by the success of her prev...

By Ray Cox Special to The Roanoke Times Incoming correspondence from our many contributors has been awash in additions to an ongoing discussion of the history of the region’s many mineral springs. As is sometimes the case with such listings, reader reaction may come in the form of gentle reminders (or scolding tut-tuts) that one or another potential member of the list went unmentioned. The plea here to incomplete list-making is guilty. The only defense for such omissions is tha...

Thought that was in a way mockery of any sort. it was the opposite. >> it was the opposite. but he didnt give it enough context. he didnt explain before he gave the example that he had had these painful incidents when he was a child. in the story it talked about how nuns made fun of him front of his other classmates and how he was really torn by this for many years of his life. he had a lot of therapy for stuttering. and so he was talking about helping someone who had the same affliction he had,...

Mockery of any sort. it was the opposite. >> it was the opposite. but he didnt give it enough context. he didnt explain before he gave the example that he had had these painful incidents when he was a child. in the story it talked about how nuns made fun of him front of his other classmates and how he was really torn by this for many years of his life. he had a lot of therapy for stuttering. and so he was talking about helping someone who had the same affliction he had, but i worried when he was...

>> who really started the fight? >> he started the fight. he started the entire thing. >> but elmore has a reputation for fighting. hes serving a one-year sentence for assault on a police officer. >> when you resist arrest they try to make it like youre out looking for police officers to beat up or something and thats not what it is. i dont put my hands on someone unless they put their hands on me. >> elmore says thats exactly what franklin did during their monopoly game. but franklin says he wo...

Argument? how do you make a case to the american public when the side youre arguing with refuses to acknowledge what they heard and saw with their own ears and eyes? >> two things. we have to try to speak to the american public. i think that in the intelligence committee hearings, on the democratic side, we try to play it as straight as we could. and let the witnesses tell the story. and i think on our side, there was a minimum of speech, doing that thing that members of congress do to hear them...

♪ >> how central should the presidents conduct uncovered by this impeachment inquiry be to any democratic nominees campaign for president? senator warren, youve said that youve seen enough to convict the president and remove him from office. will you try to convince your republican colleagues in the senate to vote the same way? would you support to potential criminal w investigation into president trump after he leaves office?ul >> laura: so i guess we know what rachel maddow wants in her next...

>> how central should the presidents conduct uncovered by this impeachment inquiry be to any democratic nominees campaign for president. senator warren, youve said that youve seen enough to convict the president and remove him from office. will you tried to convince your republican colleagues in the senate to vote the same way? would you support to potential criminal investigation into president trump after he leaves office? >> laura: so i guess we know what rachel maddow wants in her next presi...