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of inconvenient for the work space. that is the point. the president wants people to get vaccinated, if you are not, you will have to follow these extra guidelines. now, there are some unions that represent federal employees that are pushing back. that is not necessarily surprising. remember, it is the jobs of these unions to represent federal employees, it is their job to demand for the employer, in this case, the federal government come to the table i have a conversation whenever there is some sort of change to the workplace environment. now, we have also seen some unions come out in support of this move, nosed notably some unions representing foreign service officers who say this move really protect their workers. keep in mind, there were big outbreaks earlier on during the pandemic, in some embassies. so, we will be keeping an eye on this as we go into next week, and as the president hopes to see other states, businesses follow suit, and use some sort of similar outline in their own officers, guys? >> all right. gary grumbach and lauren egan, thank you both for getting us
and other organisations announced their plans to stay vigilant and challenge these odious laws in the courts. in texas, for example, republican—led state legislatures want to allow partisan poll watchers to intimidate voters and imperil and imperil impartial vote workers. they want voters to be in a position where they wonder who is watching them and intimidating them and to wait longer to vote and to drive a help —— excuse me. a long way to get the boat. they want to make it so hard in inconvenient that they hope the people don't vote at all. that's what this is about. this year alone, 17 states have enacted and notjust repost but enacted 28 new laws to make it harder for americans to vote. not to mention, catch this, nearly 400 additional bills
Ngongotahā roadworks: More delays expected as detour in place for six weeks 3 May, 2021 11:42 PM 4 minutes to read Traffic build up at Ngongotaha due to work on the Ngongotaha Roundabout. Phot / File A six-week detour caused by major roadworks on two state highways is expected to cause further delays, but residents say the disruptions are inconvenient but necessary. Construction of a new roundabout at the intersection of State Highways 5 and 36 in Ngongotahā began in September last year and has caused congestion on the way in and out of Rotorua. Commuters told Rotorua Daily Post in March getting to school and work in the mornings was like playing a game of Russian roulette.
On Wednesday, the Senate confirmed Haines by a vote of 84-10, making her the first member of Biden's cabinet to be installed by the chamber, reports Xinhua news agency.Hain
On Wednesday, the Senate confirmed Haines by a vote of 84-10, making her the first member of Biden's cabinet to be installed by the chamber, reports Xinhua news agency.Hain
he describes he's done this a lot and he knows what to do. he's taking good care of himself but he's bringing us remarkable fir firsthand accounts from street level. his signal got garbled at the end. kristen, for two and a half hours plus roughly, we just saw very peaceful protests, inconvenient searched for people on 101 and streets on san jose who got held up in traffic. but for the last half hour it's turned with a smaller group of protesters. you see that incident where there was a scuffle on the left with police. one man was put to the ground and arrested. >> dan, i just want to mention that our senator, kamala harris, who, as you know, is mentioned as a potential vice presidential running mate for vice president
with during his state visit to the uk. this was in june. the prince he met with along with then-prime minister theresa may, the prince he was photographed with. this was at mar-a-lago back in 2000. nope, doesn't know him. inconvenient. like i said, this president ignores inconvenient people. he ignores inconvenient facts. but there are a lot of facts coming out of this impeachment investigation that are really inconvenient, and he won't be able to ignore those. 300 pages. 300. 17 witnesses. 130 hours of public and private testimony. just how strong is the democrats' case against the president? that's a question for jamie gangel, frank bruni, guy smith, next. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi air fry oven.
with then-prime minister theresa may, the prince he was photographed with. this was at mar-a-lago back in 2000. nope, doesn't know him. inconvenient. like i said, this president ignores inconvenient people. he ignores inconvenient facts. but there are a lot of facts coming out of this impeachment investigation that are really inconvenient, and he won't be able to ignore those. 300 pages. 300. 17 witnesses. 130 hours of public and private testimony. just how strong is the democrats' case against the president? that's a question for jamie gangel, frank bruni, guy smith, next. he's finally here! hey! how are you? i'm good. ♪ how are you? hello grandma!