probably fewer than there are drive-by shootings in baltimore, detroit, gary, indiana, or the city you are in. definitely more drug abuse going on. we play tape like this all the time and if you are a normal person, stories like this begin to feel overwhelming. there are so many of them. it seems like this ongoing revolution will never end. take three steps back. what you don t see because we are in the middle of it is that this equity revolution is already over. this is not an ascendant movement. this is the self product stage of american neoliberalism. it helps nobody. it s ridiculous. it s disconnected from reality. too disconnected to continue. close the schools, castrate your children, embrace nonviolent liberation? these aren t policies that help a single person. they are not designed to do. they have another goal. this is a religious movement paid what you are watching is a cult in decline.
Συγχαρητήριο μήνυμα του 1ου ΕΠΑΛ Φλώρινας στους επιτυχόντες των Πανελλαδικών εξετάσεων H Δ/ντρια και ο Σύλλογος διδασκόντων του 1ου ΕΠΑΛ Φλώρινας συγχαίρουμε θερμά τους μαθητές και τις μαθήτριες που πέτυχαν στις φετινές πανελλαδικές εξετάσεις. Σε αυτή τη δύσκολη χρονιά με τις πρωτόγνωρες συνθήκες στα σχολεία μας που διαμόρφωσε η πανδημία, οι επιδόσεις τους υπήρξαν εξαιρετικές. Ευχόμαστε.
are two democratics who are supportive of the filibuster. passing this would allow them to go to the senate and say, look, it works. the infrastructure bill is popular, there s little opposition to it. and former president trump s missives have had almost zero impact on the caucus. so there s little downside for mcconnell to allow it to happen. in the less than a minute we have left, could you tell me, explain why kris sen sinema is threatening to scuttle the reconciliation bill? she said she opposed the $3.5 trillion price tag. she did not say why, identify policies she opposes because there aren t policies in the bill. it is currently kind of a concept. so that s her position, $3.5
matter to working men and women in the midwest, things that leland: do you worry in the first debate you had so many of the democrats talk about giving free health care to illegal immigrants and other sort of top-line, bigtime progressive policies. these aren t policies, you and i know it, that play well with working voters in the midwest. they re not interested in their tax dollars being spent on that. i don t even want to put it that way, but what they are worried about is wage increases and thought they d have safe and secure retirement and suddenly they re not going to? when we ve got factories that are empty because of nafta 1.0 that all those jobs went to mexico, they want to know somebody s going to fight for them to keep jobs here in america. that s what they want to hear them talk about. leland: well, and people would be wise to listen to you telling them what people want to hear them talk about. three years ago you were saying the same thing, and the results speak for the
messages, aren t policies, they re cultural. i honestly think that it s just too late for the republican party, and i don t think that they re ever going to win a national election again. they ve lost the popular vote in five of the last six presidential races. and so if i ve determined that they can t win the biggest prize, then what s the point? jimmy, that s absolutely right. and i applaud you for coming here. i want to get into your heart. there is tremendous animosity toward gay people. no one can free up this infamous moment from the debates. in 2002 when i was deployed to iraq, i had to lie about who i was because i m a gay sole di. i didn t want to lose my job. my question is, do you intend to circumvent the progress we ve made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military?