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average american knows the policies and the people in charge that are also making their cities and states unsafe. they need to make that connection as jason said and understand that the vote matters more than just the president or the state senator or senator of the united states, they need to know that these make policies of the local level, and getting rid of these bad people and bad policies that are in large part enabling us to have been on daily basis. emily: harris, the commissioner went on to say that she was gravely concerned about the safety of the police officers and the safety of the public and justice for the victims. what s interesting about that is, we know mayor adams was elected in large part on the fact that he campaigned on public safety being number one priority, that they would no longer be a city of violence. and on his inauguration night, he swore, he won t sell guns and drugs on my street. he proclaimed to those he said were gang members and yet here we have a
well-documented, many older voters initially thought obama could not win or it wasn t his time yet. and then that began to shift. with who? with young voters. they immediately saw something that many of the rest of us didn t. and then they did more. they prodded their parents and others to join them. how do we know? there was polling, there were stories, there was reporting. but it was a big enough deal that it is something the newly-elected president, barack obama, reflected on publicly when he trotted out on inauguration night, on that big night, to what was then called the youth ball, to share how he knew that and what it meant for the future. so on this journey tonight, thinking about this set of generations and the youth, he gets the last word. young people everywhere are
From zesty It prints to fishnet tights, Dr Jill Biden is bringing her own style to the White House and what we love to see the most is how she is flying the flag for Irish design on the global stage.
The US First Lady’s latest striking ensemble may look very familiar, that’s because it’s a repurposed look of her alluring ivory Inauguration Night ensemble. This time in a sophisticated navy hue and custom-made by Gabriela Hearst again it features embroidery work by the same Irish designer, Laura Weber.
The First Lady has always championed sustainable style and she wore the delicately embroidered dress for a pinnacle day, as it marked the evening of President Joe Biden’s 100 days in office.