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>>,. ,,. . ? where do things stand right? now >> i was just in the senate chamber, the senators are still going, mulling around. i heard a group of republican senators say, just a few more hours to go. might be a little optimistic getting that senator german just announced 17 more votes on amendments and motions. for context, we are more than seven hours into this process, now. and they just voted on the 18th amendment. so, slowly but surely making their way through this vote-a-rama. republicans have been united in their opposition to the bill. offering up amendments on
were the preeminent political movement of the early 20th century. they look reasonable compared to the anarchists and communists of their time who had political control on the mind. they knew that the affections of our youngest kids, not just lunacy of higher education but k-12 was critical to that social control. you know what they paid attention to? frances willard and the prohibition movement of the 1870s which through third grade curriculum in classrooms across america able to bring about the 18th amendment in 1919 which prohibited alcohol across america. teach young kids alcohol bad, get political outcome in the future. they studied about it. they didn't hide it. they wrote about in the new republic and then they that philosophy in our classrooms and proliferated it. it wasn't a conspiracy. they didn't know where it would end. they knew it would not end at our founding values or biblical values and so here we are today
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we do not continue to show other countries the way we should go in as a nation. and that is the threat that we have before us today. so i would say to them, look at how far we have come. you know, west virginia, is west virginia because it broke off from virginia over the issue of slavery. i would remind senator manchin, that west virginia has a tremendous history. it's a good history, on the subject. i think that he ought to reflect that history as he goes out into the future. arizona. it's a bit different, a little newer state than west virginia. i would say this to senator sinema, just remember. the 18th amendment was required for women to get the right to vote. just remember that history. and remember that there is a requirement of you today, as we
this country, this democracy, cannot continue to flourish if we do not continue to show other countries the way we should go as a nation, and that is the threat that we have before us today. so i would say to them, look at how far we've come. you know, west virginia is west virginia because to broke off from virginia over the issue of slavery. i will remind senator manchin that west virginia has a tremendous history. it's a good history on this subject. and i think that he ought to reflect that history as he goes out into the future. now, arizona is a bit different. it's a little newer state than west virginia. but i would say to senator sinema, just remember the 18th amendment was required for women to get the right to vote.
just remember that history and remember that there is a requirement of you today as we march off in your future together because this is a different country than it was back during the 18th amendment and the 15th amendment. >> the honorable james clyburn, always an honor to have you join us. really appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. >> thank you. and coming up, georgia congresswoman williams, who now holds the house seat that john lewis held for 34 years, flew home to her district with the president and vice president on air force one today. she just arrived back in washington and will join us next. k in washington and will join us next
march off into the future together. because this is a different country. then it was back during the 18th amendment. and the 15th amendment. >> the honorable james clyburn, always an honor to have you join us really appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. coming up, -- now holds the house seat that john lewis held for 34 years flew home to her district with the president and vice president on air force one tonight. just arrived back in washington and will join us next. ed back in washingto ed back in washingto and will ow! i'm ok! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only in theaters december 17th.
San Francisco's rowdy and racist chicken-themed restaurant: Topsy's Roost FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A postcard from the 1920s showing San Francisco's chicken-themed restaurant Topsy's Roost.Public DomainShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Topsy's Roost on the boardwalk of Playland at the Beach promised cheap eats and no cover charge during the Great Depression.OpenSFHistory / wnp66.445.jpgShow MoreShow Less 3of3 For a time, the most exciting night out you could have in San Francisco was at a human chicken coop. To get there, you needed to drive to the edge of the city, where the Pacific Ocean lapped against the shore of a massive amusement park. Near the screaming roller coaster, below the Cliff House, a giant, neon rooster beckoned.
Crazy Laws About Alcohol Enter your number to get our free mobile app It only lasted 13 years and in 1933, the 21st amendment was passed which stopped prohibition nationally. States can still set their own regulations and we've seen some doozies during the coronavirus pandemic but that'll have to be a story for another day...or not. So what about 2021? There are still some drinking laws on the books that are interesting...at least to me. Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny can't promote alcohol in Washington D.C. With everything that is going on in the nation's capital at the moment, we should remind everyone that the jolly man knows who is being naughty or nice, so be kind.
SESSI, EOBI to be brought under one umbrella SESSI, EOBI to be brought under one umbrella Sindh Education and Labour Minister Saeed Ghani has said that after the 18th amendment, labour is a provincial matter but the federation was not transferring the assets of workers bodies to the provinces and had held onto the EOBI and Workers Welfare Funds. He made these remarks while talking to the media at a function organised by the North Karachi Association of Trade and Industry (NKATI) on Saturday He said the Sindh government would soon bring an amended law in the province, after which Sessi, Workers Welfare Board, EOBI and all other workers board would all be brought under one umbrella and every worker in Sindh would be entitled to all facilities. The law would also guarantee that every worker received their right.