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Warded off legal and political challenges in the fall of 2022. and as a result they were rewarded with double digit victories. they talk but ohio, florida, texas. so is it go harder on the messaging? or leave it alone and you worry about wisconsin? lets us go smarter. every governor signer and abortion restriction one in 2022 they are the people directly responsible for these policies. i have skepticism alone turn off your off month election in wisconsin as a bellwether for the republican party ...

Grappling with is within their legal authorities. what can they actually do? there have been executive orders, theres been significant focus. on leveraging government agencies to try and address access issues in the wake of jobs, but this is obviously a significant moment, and this is obviously another example of an issue. that is not just a legal issue, certainly a very significant health issue. but as weve seen just this week we saw it in wisconsin, where the supreme court judge justice race w...

This is setting. this came nowhere near the past far more egregious instances lawmakers have been expelled for. it was quick, effective. is there a possibility that other conservative chambers are going to adopt this method of literally silencing those they dont agree with >> you know, i think so because tennessee is a bellwether of conservative action. tennessee republican leaders like to say that we are leading the nation, and we do lead in things like poor health, and hospital debt, but also ...

And so on, that will stop. and i think its an important decision and a bad one for the operators because paris has always been the kind of leader, the bellwether in all of this. paris went into e—scooters before other cities, and when paris went in, the operators were able to say, "look, paris has adopted e—scooter fleets like ours" "and what a what a great thing it is, "now you should do the same." well, now paris is leading the way out of them, and the great fear for the operators must be ...

There are many, many people who have their privately owned e—scooters and they are able to continue using them as long as they obey the general rules set by the government and the city and so on. so this is only about the free—floating fleets of e—scooters which have been cluttering up the streets and which many people think are dangerous and are recklessly driven by young people, often two of them on it, and scooting down pavements and the wrong way down roads and so on, that will stop. a...

For the operators because paris has always been the kind of leader, the bellwether in all of this. paris went into e—scooters before other cities, and when paris went in, the operators were able to say, look, paris has adopted e—scooter fleets like ours and what a what a great thing it is, now you should do the same. well, now paris is leading the way out of them, and the great fear for the operators must be that it sets a trend in the other direction now as well. youre watching newsday on t...

City like paris, which was a pioneer in all this, decides to do a 180 degrees turn and stop them, that will obviously weigh in the balance of cities around the world, paris was a bellwether in this, and leading other cities into ease scooter services, and now potentially it is going to lead other cities out of it.- potentially it is going to lead other cities out of it. thank you for the update _ other cities out of it. thank you for the update from _ other cities out of it. thank you for the up...

And a bad one for the operators because paris has always been the kind of leader, the bellwether in all of this, paris went into e—scooters before other cities and when paris went in, the operator said, look, paris has adopted e—scooters like ours, what a great thing it is, now you should do the same. well, now, paris is leading the way out of them and the great fearfor the way out of them and the great fear for the operators must be that it sets a trend on the other direction now as well. p...

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Country, that would be an understatement. on the april 4th election, it could be a bellwether for how voters in swing states are reacting to the end of roe. [inaudible] spent a record-breaking amount of money on the candidates, over $20 million. abortion rights took center stage during the debate between the two candidates just this week. >> i can tell you that if my opponent is elected, i can tell you with 100% certainty that [inaudible] abortion ban will stay on the court. >> that is absolutel...