Omaha doctor and author writes Star Wars book
Even with 10 books to her credit, Dr. Lydia Kang, who works for Nebraska Medicine, was a little intimidated when asked to write a Star Wars novel.
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Even with 10 books to her credit, Dr. Lydia Kang, who works for Nebraska Medicine, was a little intimidated when asked to write a Star Wars novel.
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Timeline look like in terms of actually getting these bills on their way to the president's zefk? -- desk? >> well, you know, the senate is the senate. and i have given up trying to predict what the senate will do and when it will do it. but i will say this, these two bills, to me, are just what the people need and what the people want. now, it won't cure everything. no more than the 1964 civil rights act, as important as it was. it didn't give us voting. we didn't get that until '65. we didn't get fair housing until '68. i was watching senator klobuchar. she mentioned my accessible, affordabl...
Diverse, chris, and you now see this obama coalition, as you call it, unlocking what had been a republican lock on some of these key states. to the other point about white voters, this has a shelf life simply because millennial voters, between the ages of 18 to 34, by 2020 they'll be the largest segment of the american electorate. they're not part of this trend. >> white millennials will almost certainly not vote for donald trump, young white people. the children. heather mcghee, fernand amandi. we'll be right back here on saturday after joy reid's bonus hour. we'll be here, if my voice makes ...