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Back her nomination? dont get me wrong, bipartisanship is great and should be welcomed and encouraged, especially when the senate judiciary committee appears to be headed to a deadlocked 11-11 vote on her nomination, forcing schumer to bring her nomination to the full senate for a vote. but we can hardly call one republican voting with democrats bipartisanship. look back to 1994, justice steven breyer was confirmed by a whopping 87 votes to 9, nearly 80% of senate republicans supported his nomin...

Judge jacksons nomination, forcing majority leader schumer to use a procedural maneuver, just to bring her nomination to the full set it for a vote. but we can hardly call one republican voting with democrats bipartisanship. i mean, just look back to 1994, justice stephen breyer, who seat jackson will actually be taking, was confirmed by a whopping 87 votes to nine. nearly 80% of senate republicans supported his nomination. now, can you imagine that kind of bipartisanship nowadays? i dont think ...

Qualified, and he deserved that spot. and let me tell you something else. judge jackson deserves her spot as well. and we shouldnt give republicans credit for being bipartisanship, with only a single member of the gop could put aside political get gamesmanship for one minute to support her nomination. pport her nomination [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ i started screening for colon cancer because of my la...

Wants to be able to say, you know, this was a bipartisan vote. even if that only means they were able to sign off one republican from the gop -- what they should really be stressing is that they were not be able to get out of their own way long enough, disappointing is there a confirmation of this deserving and highly qualified woman. thats what should stick to them. not that they were somehow, that they would get off, theyre allowed off the hook with bipartisanship, because one senator decides ...

Bipartisanship, or even political risk taking. its been clear about that. especially when a poll out this week shows that two thirds of americans support her confirmation. joining me now is columnist and associate editor at the boston global, and executive director at the advancement project national office, judith browne dianis. its great to have you with us. i want to start with you, renée, if i may. the majority of americans, of the majority of americans actually approve of jacksons nominati...

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Never picks up the gun. the actor is not responsible for whats in the gun. its the armor and the person whos in charge of the props, unless if there is something weird that happens. >> the actor in this case is also the producer on this set, there is a question of responsibility that this producer had in terms of safety protocols on the set. >> is that a civil liability and thats not if hes a producer hes in charge of the production? >> possibly could be civil but could rise to the level of some...

Is unsustainable pressure on the nhs in order to bring in restrictions, isnt it time to do so? and a question for professor powis, do you believe these nhs organisations when they say they are right at the edge, is this not unsustainable? first they say they are right at the edge, is this not unsustainable?— is this not unsustainable? first of all, i is this not unsustainable? first of all. i think— is this not unsustainable? first of all. i think you — is this not unsustainable? first of ...

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Ahead of the election even happening. >> yeah. there is also an aspect to it that -- that i find fascinating just from a straight-political standpoint, which is you know, we dont know -- first of all, lets be clear, we dont know what is going to happen tomorrow. we have had huge polling misses in the past, right? but to the extent the polling is accurate, right, this has not been a successful effort or looks like it -- it hasnt been successful. and normally, the story now would be, well, what di...