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Deeply misogynistic male supremacist, violet extremist movement of men who hate women and have banded together in social media spaces to find community, to reassure each other that their beliefs are normal. in doing so, one of the sort of natural processes we have seen in these extremism is when they appear in online forms and groups is that they radicalise. they get worse and worse. the sport of one—upmanship as to who can see the most offensive, extreme thing. these spaces are now deeply tox...

Something big needs to change if Starmer is ever going to succeed Unless and until the Labour leader changes something big, the losses will keep piling up for his party 7 May 2021 • 7:56am Even before it was announced that the Conservatives had won Hartlepool with a 16 per cent swing, Labour was busy conceding defeat and promising that things would change as a result of its humiliation in the north east seat.  “The message from voters is clear and we have heard it,” said a spokesman. �...

The other two candidates were pretrump candidates and that blankenship was so authentic. i remember they asked all three of them really difficult questions and the two other candidates did this sort of politician talking point where they avoided the difficult question, didnt answer directly in the other guy who had really the worst with prison and people who died in his charge, he answers very directly to the people and i think this is a new era of authenticity. i think its a little dangerous fo...

Day when he hit his allies with new tariffs and agrees to treat a global pariah he once threatened with war as equal at negotiating table. >> if donald trump knows what he is doing, what is he doing? >> difficult question, chris. this is a president who prides himself on acting intuitively. he believes himself master deal maker who is unorthodox and who builds his power with these kind of memorable theatrical moments. like the one he staged last night with proclamations that dont necessarily mov...

Until the impeachment trial was over. thats always been somewhat controversial. but ken starr and congress people decided there was no specific nexus to his power as president of the united states. it was long before he was in office. theres no allegation that he used the power of office for that case. they did not consider that as part of the investigation or itch peoplemen impeachment. >> it was front page news in the 90s and the culture has changed and its being reconsidered and re-examined a...

Yearbook and were getting into the weeds about that. right fully so. so who wants to be in this position right now and certainly the republicans dont and i think to your point, this is the concern for the republican party. how do they try to reframe themselves in the trump era, especially when a lot of the constituencies and we talked about the evangelicals earlier. george w. bush waived roe v. wade into office but that is really concerning because its a question of trumps base versus the republ...

And theres nothing there. >> why did that happen? >> why did that happen? >> yeah. >> difficult question. i think just a gradual evolution, people becoming more professional politicians worry more about being re-elected than worrying about the country. >> gradual evolution hes talking about. i wonder -- and this gets back to what susan said. the voters who voted for trump even though they didnt like him, it was that they didnt like hillary clinton that much more. can donald trump do that? its a ...

Had republicans saying vote for the democratic. >> the question is who. those are not going to be the ones to make the argument to the people of alabama. they nevada someone down on the ground to start making that argument. i do think, if nothing else, we saw in this past election cycle in 2017, women are turning out. we may see a shift in turnout and there are enough of these charges. we dont need more. there probably will be more. women especially are going to be turning out against this kind ...

Try and find the office of the person in question. senator al franken, democrat of minnesota, who is facing an allegation from a woman who claims that she was on a uso tour with him before he was a united states senator. this would have been in his capacity as a professional working comedian. and the allegations that she lines up are that she was assigned to play opposite him in a skit that involved then kissing on stage as a gag and that throughout the course of this, that he essentially asked ...

We all have the right to be believed. >> peter baker from "the new york times" writing today, the cultural conversation about women, power and sexual misconduct that has consumed the united states in recent weeks has raised a question that is eagerly promoted by those on the political right as it discomforts those on the political left. what about bill? peter baker, chief "new york times" white house correspondent, peter, lets start by taking folks back to the 1990s and establish that there was ...