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Sumona Gupta is a student and organizer based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. An air of uncertainty hung above the United States on November 3, 2020—no one knew how the presidential election would play out, how long it would take to decide, when the backlash against the winner would begin, or if it would turn into violence. One thing was relatively certain, though: California would vote overwhelmingly for Joe Biden. Indeed, Biden won the state with 64.6 percent of the vote, a historically large margin. 1 However, there were also several propositions on the 2020 California ballot, the results of whi...

Standing up to the iran challenge. it's a real crisis now with the iranians acting with impunity. that was a capital strike against the heart of the saudi oil industry last saturday. the iranians have been threatening shipment in the gulf. they shot down u.s. drones and the administration has to be careful. we don't want a wider war, but sanctions sanctions and sending a few hundred troops to saudi arabia is not going to be seen by our adversaries in the region, by the iranians, as tough minded or effective. and there are all sorts of other options here. whether it's cyber attacks or covert op...

Ma at the ernlt of -- dilemma at the center of this climate change proposal. when they're proposing economic policies on people, would there be push back. guess what? there is pushback. paul: the violence is unacceptable, and a lot of anarchists and others are taking advantage of this. but the idea of a revolt against the carbon taxes, we're seeing it in democracies all around the world. you've watched in canada. >> right. in canada trudeau was going to put a tax on 30% of your emissions, and he had to walk that back earlier this year because basically what's happened is there's been an invest...