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After 12th grade. and there is not nearly enough conversation going on about how to support apprenticeships, internships, and cte so that you can prosper whether you went to college or not. >> there is no question that we have got to keep track of every kid in this country to make sure that he or she is reading, doing math well. but there are better ways to doing it than standardized testing, in my view. >> as we look at the anniversary of sandy hook, which i know you pointed out earlier, the th...

Of the 2018 wave election in which democrats flipped a lot of republican seats. there are almost no republican moderates left. trump has already lost one republican, justin amash, who had to leave his party after saying trump committed impeachable offenses. theres only three others that clint one in 2016. all the action is on seats that are held by democrats, but trump four years ago and the more defections trump can peel away from that group, the better the look for him. i did the math and its ...

Go to the rules committee a day before and then set up the rules. usually most rules just run for an hour or two. but you could see a scenario this might take maybe two days of debate on the house floor because its such a major issue, julie. thats what happens and they would vote on the two articles that the judiciary committee reported out today. at that point president trump would be impeached presumably. the other thing i want people to watch. the most paramount thing on capitol hill is the m...

Spewing matt finn in indiana. math, think a bit federal health regulators have approved a drug of a debilitating form of muscular dystrophy. we reported in the past, after the medication was rejected for safety concerns four months ago. its the second time the food and drug and drug administration has granted preliminary approval for the treatment based on early results. articles of impeachment sends to the full house. now a vote next week. the panel reacts when we come back.

Gardner, and beyond that. thom tillis. other seats he doesnt want to put in a vulnerable place, spend money on them, have them become vulnerable. becomes difficult. districts and states are much more diverse than the house districts. its more likely they could be hurt by a long circus trial. >> to explain the math youre doing in terms of not losing 20. republicans control the senate. 53 votes to 47 votes. you need a two-thirds majority to remove a president from office. matter of picking off sus...

Enough to impeach the president but at least two are expected to defect. were hearing from democratic sources there could be more than two at the moment. a lot of democrats from swing districts are weighing this issue, planning to hear from their constituents over the weekend nvd announce their positions early next week and im told from democratic leadership sources they dont plan to whip their members or twist arms to force them to vote the party line. it will be unpredictable until the final m...

Warren 13%. buttigieg way back at 9%. >> why do we care about california and texas? its not iowa. its not new hampshire. because the contest is about delegates. >> once you go beyond the early contests, its all about math. my favorite subject in the world. and what do we see here? this is harrys rough delegate map if the statewide results matched our polls exactly right. obviously these are rough estimates. we see a fairly close matchup. biden getting 150 delegates. sanders getting 140. texas is...

To consider the evidence and the consequences of failing to ask would be. >> we cannot rely on an election to solve our problems when the president threatens the very integrity of that election so with a heavy heart that clear in my duty to a my country i support these articles of impeachment. i urge my colleagues to support them as well. >> republicans blasting the march towards impeachment calling it rushed and unfair at accusing democrats of being motivated by politics and a dislike for the p...

Say things like we have to stop him otherwise he will get reelected or theres a chance he will get reelected so that suggests an interesting take on why impeachment is important but another poll going into next year, the quinnipiac poll, are you better off now, the question people are always asked before they head to the ballot box, 57% better off financially than they were in 2016, 22% say words are, 19% say the same. my math is not great but 76%, the same or better. how do democrats run agains...

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