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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210623:01:55:00 - Vimarsana News

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That has a population larger than 40 of the 50 states. former presidential candidate andrew yang, the borough president from brooklyn, lawyer and civil rights activist maya wiley. that's just to name a few. that's a minority of the candidates who are running bum whether or not you care about who's ultimately going win, this is going to be fascinating to watch, because this is the first time new york's using ranked choice voting. you pick your top five and list them in order of preference. if your first choice doesn't win and gets knocked out, your first choice gets re-al located to your second...

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2020 election was now the animating force within the republican party which more than anything is working on rescinding voting rights and seizing partisan control of the administration of elections. and it shows no sign of slowing down to the contrary. but here is one other important point that steve makes in his book and this is part of why here's what's steve worked with him for many years and since we were literally kids. they gave us his kids. he also writes about the fact that it's not inevitable that republicans are post policy party, it's a choice that they're making and you can prove i...

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Elections. it shows no sign of slowing down, quite the contrary. here's one very important point that steve makes in his book. and this is part of why i love steve and have worked with him for so many years, since literally we were kids, at least i think of us as kids. he also writes about the fact that it is not inevitable that the republicans are a post-policy party. it is a choice they are making. and you can prove it. steve says, quote, it would be a mistake to assume republicans are incapable of effective policy making. when utilizing gerrymandering techniques to give republican candidate...

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About how they helped us win world war ii, talk about -- that doesn't cost anything. >> if biden thought -- if the republicans thought biden was appeasing putin, what did they think trump was doing? i'm curious. >> there's a column for that. >> what the heck! >> and the idea that meeting somebody confers sort of unearned blessings, what was he doing with kim jong-un and putin, of course. >> but anyway, cost nothing. and it really had the desired effect. at least in the short run. >> we'll have to judge by the dogs that do not bark. you measure that success by the solar wind attacks that don't ...

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To leverage off of trump in some degree. and that's worked to his advantage. he's now built this relationship with this base in a way that puts him where we see in these types of pollings. you're going to see more of this over the next few months as we head to 2022. >> the other thing about desantis. he won. there's a liability with trump, he doesn't win. lost the white house, the house, the senate. so far desantis has managed to keep himself close to trump, running the ads adoring trump but won the governor of the state. that's the difference. >> that's where i question the republicans in con...