Seeking to remove more barriers to voting, the House approved legislation Thursday allowing employees to take paid time off on Election Day to cast their ballots in person.
HOUSE Committee on Senior Citizens Chairman and Senior Citizens Party-list Rep. Rodolfo Ordanes on Saturday called on senior citizens, persons with disabilities (PWDs) and heavily pregnant women to use their early voting privilege during the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) on October 30.
on the inside, you have them that said we want to do everything from the george floyd bill to the john lewis voting bill. on the other side, we have autocrats. and i think that once the black community understands that messaging, most do, even more, the turnout will be what it needed to be in the past. >> reverend al sharpton, thank, you sir, appreciate it. make sure to catch the rubs full exclusive interview with the vice president, today by pm eastern on politicsnation. only here on msnbc, we'll be right back. (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv, on them.
of the woking of major league baseball. they pulled the all-star game out of atlanta because of the voting bill and the fact that they're allowing this to occur. we saw anthony bass that spoke out about this, and he lost his job in toronto. i'm surprised that the players association is allowing it. it's an incredible black eye for major league baseball in general. there's people of faith and religious in nature that understand the double standard being set here. find it to be indefensible. many of whom are players in major league baseball itself. it's an automobile decision. >> martha: that's what i wanted to ask you about. clayton kershaw and others have spoken out about this. saying look, this isn't -- it's not right to attack christianity
disparate impact on black voters in some way. the appeals court says the law, which bans -- limits use of mail drop boxes and -- that those things don't violate the united states constitution. what are democrats in florida compared to do to protect voters as we head towards a critical 2024 election? >> look, desantis, over his time here, has said in the two elections, both the first one that he won, and then even in 2020, and the coming into 22, that was a model state for election integrity and efficiency and we do things right. again, was a national model. here's the reality. especially during covid, and thereafter, democrats became very good at using drop boxes and vote by mail. now, we have yet another voting bill this week, which is titled, resigned to run, that the governor no longer has to do that if he's running for president to clarify --
on to social, the damage to your brands is billions of dollars. beside just being pushed by either investors or shareholders, whoever is running the company has to be savvy to social media in a way they never had to before. you don't want to lose $6 billion in market cap. the minute it goes rogue it's seen all over the world. that's a case study in what not to do. brian: if you factor that in with ron desantis staring down disney. they pushed back and disney has been on the ropes ever since. unlike what happened in georgia when major league baseball acquiesced because they misinterpreted what the voting
bill would be. >> here is wait is in a watershed moment. ceos including disney, don't get into politics, get into policy. you can discuss policy until the cows come home. but the minute you start attacking a politician or their voting base, you run huge risks, half of your base of consumers will be unhappy. disney needs red and blue families to come to their theme parks. if you have raising children, you should have your own politics in your family. stick with policy. stay out of trouble. that's the message to ce tos in the s&p 500. i say don't get me involved in politics. get me involved in policy. >> dylan mulvaney a transsexual in the process of becoming a
somewhere and if that goes rogue on to social, the damage to your brands is billions of dollars. beside just being pushed by either investors or shareholders, whoever is running the company has to be savvy to social media in a way they never had to before. you don't want to lose $6 billion in market cap. the minute it goes rogue it's seen all over the world. that's a case study in what not to do. brian: if you factor that in with ron desantis staring down disney. they pushed back and disney has been on the ropes ever since. unlike what happened in georgia when major league baseball acquiesced because they misinterpreted what the voting
bill would be. >> here is wait is in a watershed moment. ceos including disney, don't get into politics, get into policy. you can discuss policy until the cows come home. but the minute you start attacking a politician or their voting base, you run huge risks, half of your base of consumers will be unhappy. disney needs red and blue families to come to their theme parks. if you have raising children, you should have your own politics in your family. stick with policy. stay out of trouble. that's the message to ce tos in the s&p 500. i say don't get me involved in politics. get me involved in policy. >> dylan mulvaney a transsexual in the process of becoming a