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Republican about ask whether or not he is president. >> it's joe biden. i'm vice president and my name is kamala harris. will: oh. tense. i hope she didn't create any people faces there that's her ultimate weapon the people. you know, i have two observations, rachel, first, there's this. you know, for all the talk of democracy. all the talks have of ending democracy. there isn't an institution they are willing to undo. the supreme court, the filibuster, the number of states we have. i find it fascinating they are so upset that one senator dares to stand for the people of his state and not the ...

Democracy. if they lose the house -- it's not kevin mccasrthy who is leader. it's jim jordan. they will move into '24 and support donald trump. we are off to the races of ending democracy. act like that. act like democracy is at stake. i think that will change how you feel about whether or not it's $1.8 trillion or $1.6 trillion. 20 years from now, that's not going to be remembered. whether or not we lost democracy will. >> governor, last word to you quickly about whether or not you believe that the hill to die on is securing the democracy specifically the right to vote. >> i think it's very i...

Support donald trump and we're off to the raises of ending democracy. so act like democracy is at stake and that will change how you feel about whether or not it's $1.8 trillion or $1.6. because ultimately 20 years from now, that won't be remembered. whether or not we lost democracy will. >> governor, last word to you about whether or not you believe that the hill to die on is securing a democracy, specifically the right to vote. >> yeah, i think it's very important. i think they have a reasonable bill that joe manchin helped put together and they ought to move on that. but frankly, chris, to ...

POLICY FORUM How citizen action is rewriting Australia’s political story 14 December 2020 Politics and policymaking can feel very distant from people’s everyday lives, and that disconnection can make individuals and communities feel powerless. So how are people helping to bridge this chasm and put the personal back into policy? From the community push to get an independent elected in the Victorian seat of Indi, to the knitting nannas of northern New South Wales challenging coal seam gas, citizens are finding new ways of connecting community to policy challenges. Are there lessons in these...