Trump. this is about one specific senator who is, as you say, a hawk republican senator dan sullivan of alaska he and mitch mcconnell you just want to quickly put up the headline of what mcconnell said in a new york times op-ed yesterday, we cannot repeat the mistakes of the 1930s. they are trying to make the case for the party to go back to the approach of ronald reagan, but they re in the minority yeah. well, they aren t. if you look at the final vote on that military supplemental, in the end which 32 republicans, which is more than half of the republican conference did vote for it. so speaking with mcconnell about this issue, speaking with people like senator dan sullivan about this issue, they say, look, that is a majority of republicans. we did eventually get there. but it was an uphill battle and that does tell you that this sense of isolationism that obviously trump exemplify faisal, though he never also came out against a chair that military funding never came out against the funding for ukraine was just sort of dancing around it. but again, i think there are a lot of open questions
Thing you must have his the opportunity to succeed financially. and under president trump we have the low some employment rates for african-americans pack hispanics, asians. 70 year low for women. 50 year low for the majority population. president trump doesn t care if you are a union worker or non. if you work in america he wants to make sure the future is very, very bright. the alternative of course is joe biden. joe biden is devastated decimated our economy and the hopes of working-class americans across the board. it is time for 4 more years of donald trump khafre for more years of low inflation low unemployment and high enthusiasm that s good news for the working-class. but you can see the left is starting to see the movement of minority voters because they are starting to go after can going after you, they re going after
Is you have a reform uk is widespread and i suppose fairly solid but a minority across the country were asked to conservative vote, while is quite close as abortion and most polls, has a really strong pockets and places in wiltshire in the home counties and it s going to be very difficult to dislodge a blue candidate from those areas. itjust is. it s going to be very, very tricky even in a situation we have now where many conservative voters think about staying home to get someone else in instead. but staying home to get someone else in instead. , , w , instead. but ust very quickly, the number of instead. butjust very quickly, the number of seats instead. butjust very quickly, the number of seats reform - instead. butjust very quickly, the number of seats reform uk - instead. butjust very quickly, the | number of seats reform uk surely instead. butjust very quickly, the - number of seats reform uk surely has some context to what role he plays after the election. first, some context to what role he plays afterthe election. first, he some context to what role he plays after the election. first, he has to get into parliament but if they had a number of seats, then that suggestion or argument that the right might move towards reform uk becomes much stronger. lgrgte right might move towards reform uk becomes much stronger. right might move towards reform uk becomes much stronger. we have got that comint becomes much stronger. we have got that coming anyway. becomes much stronger. we have got that coming anyway. nigel becomes much stronger. we have got that coming anyway. nigel farage - becomes much stronger. we have gotj that coming anyway. nigel farage and reform uk could lose every single seat they stand in in five weeks
Because my family had founded a ku klux klan organisation, this old american terrorist organisation, to try to create politics, and then had left it when they decided it wouldn t work in modern politics. what stormfront did was bring together nazis and ku klux klan people and disaffected youth and tenured professors, all under the same umbrella of the same movement. and you, again, were part of all of that. and the website, indeed, is very much still accessible today. it calls itself, on the home page, the voice of the new embattled white minority . on the kids pages, what kinds of things did you put on there? my parents had taken me out of school when i was nine, and so that was the first thing that i wrote about that i had left school, which was very diverse, very multiracial, and my family explicitly said they were taking me out of school because they did not want me to be in a multiracial environment. and what i was writing about was the idea that we weren t
V.p. is what you make of it. you have to have someone there that will be a self-starter and be out there and get the message out. so someone like byron donalds would be able to communicate well and he is a black congressman that would really send a strong message to diverse communities across the country. i hope donald trump doesn t take my advice. harris: interestingly enough, though, on reaching out to minority voters trump is doing that well on his own so he would only gain in the instance if it were someone, as you say, a person of color. that s not the case for biden. he already has a person of color and sinking like a stone. i think that wall you showed is a strong slate of candidates. a strong slate of options. he can t really go wrong on that list. i saw shaking his head on the nikki haley thing. that is not going to happen. i think steady, loyal.
For people 80 years on the message they have for people today. obviously there are clear for people today. obviously there are clear parallels with what s happening in other conflicts, but i think happening in other conflicts, but i think as happening in other conflicts, but i think as well, the sentiment and the words think as well, the sentiment and the words that think as well, the sentiment and the words that he and others spoke i m sure ms sure resonate words that he and others spoke i m sure resonate with many of those on the front sure resonate with many of those on the front line of ukraine and elsewhere. the front line of ukraine and elsewhere- the front line of ukraine and elsewhere. , ., ., ., ., elsewhere. there s a good quote here from the minority elsewhere. there s a good quote here from the minority leader elsewhere. there s a good quote here from the minority leader in elsewhere. there s a good quote here from the minority leader in the - from the minority leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, that i lifted from the new york times this morning. it should not take another catastrophic attack like pearl harbour to wake today s isolationists from the delusion that the world s. with global power comes global interest and global responsibilities. we know that mitch mcconnell is one of the converted, but he s speaking to an increasing proportion of the senate who don t see things that way. that s absolutely the case, nor would that s absolutely the case, nor would i that s absolutely the case, nor would i expect that s absolutely the case, nor would i expect otherwise - that s absolutely the case, nor would i expect otherwise the l would i expect otherwise the politicians would i expect otherwise the politicians to would i expect otherwise the politicians to use would i expect otherwise the politicians to use an - would i expect otherwise the politicians to use an event i would i expect otherwise the i politicians to use an event like this to politicians to use an event like this to try politicians to use an event like
Against hamas. but what mike johnson is doing is what right-wing people do. back in the day if you stood up for civil rights or social job they called you a communist. if you are prepared to take on netanyahu s outrageous war against the palestinians, they claim you re sympathetic to terrorism. it is a lie and i m not happy with what he s saying. it is more than rhetoric that the house today, a minority of democrats voting for this provision. they passed legislation today that would sanction against the international criminal court for its move to issue arrest warrants for benjamin netanyahu another officials for war crimes . the bill is unlikely will get the vote in the democratic senate, but i suspect you would not support that.
Try being one of the liberal justices. justice sonia sotomayor are described what it s like to be a member of the minority as the majority enshrines a conservative agenda into law. we did go backwards in dobbs. i m not saying something new. we ve taken away a right. we have never done that in our history. mind you, there are days that i ve come to my office after an announcement of the case and closed my door and cried. there have been those days and there are likely to be more. did you catch that? after signing the dobbs decision , she implied there might be more decisions like it coming down the pike. maybe that is a decision in the emergency room abortion access. both cases can be traced back
That case could allow emergency rooms to deny abortions to pregnant women who are experiencing medical emergencies. that sounds discouraging. try being one of the court s liberal justices. two weeks ago, justice sonia sotomayor described what it is like to be a member of the court s minority as the majority tries a conservative agenda into law. we did go backwards in dobbs. i m not saying something new. we ve taken away a right. we ve never done that in our history. mind you, there are days that i have come to my office after an announcement of a case, and closed my door and cried. there have been those days, and there are likely to be more. there have been those days and there are likely to be more. did you catch that? after citing the dobbs decision, justice sotomayor implied that there might be more decisions like it coming down the pike. maybe that is the decision in
Babies over fences and i really think, tried to understand why this was done and the first instance, this horrible white gold and white supremacy, notes like verdure signaling, we are over that, will let everybody come in, we will make sure everybody has a place in the united states and we will absolve ourselves of our guilt and let them all come in. i think what s happening in america since of the pandemic, covid-19, with the 8-10 million illegals is just terrible. because american citizens are paying the price they should not have to pay, minority communities are being subjugated to the needs of the migrant community, and was it just yesterday two cops taught by a guy from venezuela who crossed illegally right two cops were short, one into the chest one and the like, but purely joe biden made 250,000 illegals