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CSPAN Washington Journal November 9, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington Journal November 9, 2013

Various deadlines. New polls are showing president obamas job approval is continuing to slide. We are posing questions to democrats, are you concerned that the Affordable Care act and the issues will hurt the party in the 2014 and 2016 election . That is the question we pose to democrats. We want to hear from you. The phone lines are open. Democrats in the eastern and Central United states can call in at 2025853880. If you are in the mountain or pacific part of the United States, 2025853881. You can also catch us on your favorite social media pages, twitter, facebook, or email us at journal cs...

Bigger Passengers in Shrinking Plane Seats Raise Safety Alarms - Vimarsana News

Bigger Passengers in Shrinking Plane Seats Raise Safety Alarms

Cramped travelers and lawmakers on airplanes are trying to convince the Federal Aviation Administration that feeling squished is a safety risk.

Source: bgov.com
'A lens of empathy': disability advocates on John Fetterman and leadership | Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

'A lens of empathy': disability advocates on John Fetterman and leadership | Pennsylvania

After Tuesday’s Senate debate, activists describe their career experiences and the standards by which we judge competence

Pennsylvania's Fetterman, ableism, and NBC - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's Fetterman, ableism, and NBC

A controversial interview has sparked a conversation about ableism in politics. Can Fetterman overcome?

Disability Advocates Say NBC's Fetterman Interview Included Ableism - Vimarsana News

Disability Advocates Say NBC's Fetterman Interview Included Ableism

The Pennsylvania Democrat used live transcription in his first on-air interview since having a stroke, but advocates feel NBC News focused too much on Fetterman’s condition.