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Coalescing enough voters to protect abortion rights, despite party affiliation -- it has republicans nervous. >> i do think that it will be an issue in november if we are not moderate ourselves. if we are including victims of incest and rape -- the handmaids tale was not supposed to be a roadmap. this is a place where we can be in the center, we can protect life, and we can protect where people are on both sides of the aisle. its important to take that perspective. >> kansas-based journalist -- ...

About. we have heard a resounding yes. republican base voters do want to continue to promote the election lie. they are very passionate about this passion of trumps. now the question were going to be asking is what do general election electorates think about this? do they care about the argument about american democrats? the convention wisdom is compared to things like inflation, pocketbook concerns, compared to concerns about covid or the stability of how people are feeling are going to be much...

What happened last night in kansas. where regular people turned out in record numbers and defeated an extremist provision on abortion. fast forward to the elections. the way that we win is by winning the house and senate and being able to salvage our democracy. for some of these people who won on the republican side last night. but let me focus on this bipartisan offer. collins, manchin and a whole group of senators, senator blunt and i have been working with them for months and we are really ex...

Literally gum up the process with objections. they can object even without the insurrection this thing wouldve gone for over 24 hours. thats why it is really important to make these changes and make clear the vice president cant overturn the will of the people, that there is an appeals process in place in that finally you cant get a fake set of electorates like donald trump was trying to do after the election. so were moving forward on this. >> there are differences on opinion about what should ...

Senator, one house member, can literally gum up the process, with objections, and they could object to multiple states, and even without the insurrection this thing would have gone on for over 24 hours, and that is why it is really important to make these changes and make sure the vice president cant overturn the will of the people, that there en is appeals process in place, and then finally, that you cant get a fake set of electorates as donald trump was trying to do, after the election, so wer...

Three of the crimes theyre looking at, they went after the lawyers they want to see the phone calls, the text, they want to see what? that a candidate was fighting hard to win, challenging what was going on in the states and of course many of the states dont have a clean hand. there is article two of the c constitution where only the state legislature. the state legislature can make the law through which electors are chosen. earlier in her history. the very earliest. the state legislator selecte...

Fowler, one of the most culturally diverse electorates in the country. yes, we have seen some more women elected, more people elected of culturally diverse backgrounds to be elected to our parliament at this 47th parliament, that said, though, istill think at this 47th parliament, that said, though, i still think we are still a long way off in terms of having diversity of, notjust terms of having diversity of, not just cultural diversity terms of having diversity of, notjust cultural diversity o...

Investigation go? >> john, the justice department is investigating the attack on the capitol and phony electorates. questioning witnesses about conversations with president trump, seized phones and brought witnesses before a grand jury, garland refuses to say whether the department of justice is investigating the former president, though he told nbc they will prosecute those they believe are guilty. >> we will hold accountable anyone criminally responsible for attempting to interfere with the tr...

Australia in terms of diversity and politics?— australia in terms of diversity and politics? thanks for having me on your _ and politics? thanks for having me on your programme. - and politics? thanks for having me on your programme. look, j and politics? thanks for having i me on your programme. look, it has been such an honour and such a humbling experience, really, to be elected for our area one of the most culturally diverse electorates in the country. yes, we have seen some more women ele...

Down quite significantly. the key process thing that is happening todayis process thing that is happening today is that the 1922 committee, the tory backbenchers, they will meet and decide the rules. the expectation is that they will set quite a high bar to get onto the ballot. you will probably need the backing of as many as 20 mps, perhaps even more, to get on that ballot in the first place. that will, looking at the list of the 12, that could knock a few of them out already. then what will ha...