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MSNBC Meet the Press September 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Meet the Press September 3, 2024

This sunday, president ial plans. We will move forward. Vice president Kamala Harris begins to outline and clarify her positions on key issues ahead of the Twomonth Sprint to election day. My values have not changed. Are there enough details in the Harris Agenda to win over undecided voters . Ill talk to democratic Congressman Ro Khanna of california. Plus, trumps promises. Donald trump appears to try and moderate his position on Womens Health as the election nears promising the government will pay for fertility treatments. The government is going to pay for it or well mandate your Insurance C...

MSNBC Inside With Jen Psaki September 2, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Inside With Jen Psaki September 2, 2024

Kamala harris is making headlines for what she said and her first sitdown interview since becoming the nominee. And donald trump is making headlines for his incoherence on the trail and his deranged posts on social media. Plus, another clip of jd vance resurfaces. Once again highlighting his bizarre obsession with people who don't have children. In this one, he calls out the president of the american federation of teachers by name, and randi weingarten is here to respond with and later, as the paralympics get underway in paris, we will show you my conversation with two of the most inspiring p...

Trump Is Pointing a Loaded Gun at Democracy - Vimarsana News

Trump Is Pointing a Loaded Gun at Democracy

The Atlantic Trump’s threats aren’t performative—he’s pointing a loaded gun at democracy. January 5, 2021 Shutterstock / The Atlantic If people “define situations as real, they are real in their consequences,” William Isaac Thomas and Dorothy Swaine Thomas wrote in 1928. That sociological insight—often referred to as the Thomas theorem—offers the best way to think about this peculiar moment in American politics. It’s what the “senior Republican official” quoted by The Washington Post in early November, on how to respond to President Donald Trump’s baseless allegations ...