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MSNBCW Hardball With Chris Matthews December 25, 2019 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Hardball With Chris Matthews December 25, 2019

To Filmmaker Michael Moore about the candidate he says is the democrats best chance of beating trump in 2020. And at the end of the hour ill ask recent british Prime Minister David Cameron, hell be here, his thoughts on President Trump. But we begin with msnbcs very own Rachel Maddow. I recently talked to her about her new book, blowout. In 2019 Robert Mueller released his report on russian interference in the 2016 election and the role President Trump and those around him played in all that. Understanding what motivated trump is only half the story. Why was it that russian president Vladimir ...

Pamplin Media Group - The End: Cameron's Books closes - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - The End: Cameron's Books closes

April 24 2021 After 83 years Portland's oldest bookstore will close Saturday, April 24 due to the pandemic, econcomic woes and landlord pressure; packing required. The store with the faded sign at 336 SW 3rd Ave. has reached the end of the line. At least in its current location, according to current owner Crystal Zingsheim. The store will close Saturday April 24 at the end of the day, "but probably we'll just be here as late as everyone wants us to be here," Zingsheim told the Business Tribune on Friday. She was fielding media interviews between in person customer requests, most of whi...

The death of Fred Goetz still reverberates - Vimarsana News

The death of Fred Goetz still reverberates

The death of Fred Goetz still reverberates Updated Dec 12, 2020; Posted Dec 09, 2020 Protesters built barricades outside of a house on North Mississippi Ave. in Portland on December 8, 2020Brooke Herbert/The Oregonian Facebook Share *** He disappeared on Tuesdays. He never said where. He didn’t leave a trail of bread crumbs. He didn’t feel the need to explain where he was going or why. Week after week, Fred Goetz crept under the bridges. He marched down the alleys and the dim hallways. Sometimes he went alone, sometimes with a street minister named Gary Smith. “They went into what Fat...