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In this country and throughout the world. >> the next president of the united states of america. bill clinton. >> clinton is the first democrat to be elected since 1976. he is a governor from a southern state. and, he was representing himself as someone who could speak to the african american community. >> our diversity can be a source of strength in a world that is ever smaller. where everyone counts. and everyone is a part of america's family. >> six women will serve in the u.s. senate. including the first black woman. >> most black women credit anita hill. they say the rage they felt at her...

While tackling covid he did the infrastructure plan, the rescue of america plan, you have to accept that he's done a really good job t in terms of legislation, until youob accept the fact that he has never been to west virginia since he presidency. not been to arizona. and not used his bully pulpit effectively. when you have joe manchin and senator sinema blocking voting rights he should take it directly to the voters. he needs to use hit bully pulpit as hard as he possibly can. he's kind of like using this senate tactic where he wants to be friends with everyone. when it comes to fundamental ...

You have to accept he's done a really good job in terms of legislation, until you accept the fact that he has never been to west virginia since he started his presidency, not been to arizona and not used his bully pulpit effectively. when you have joe manchin and senators sinema blocking voting rights, he should take it directly to the voters. he needs to use his bully pulpit and use it as hard as he possibly can. that's not what we're seeing. he's kind of using, like you said, the senate tactic where he want to be friends with everyone. when it comes to fundamental rights, this isn't about fr...

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