Hits & Whiffs: A Deep Look At Blue Mass One Week After the Election
None of the GOP candidates for statewide positions won more than 39% of the vote.
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None of the GOP candidates for statewide positions won more than 39% of the vote.
Pure political issue. what we're talking about, and president biden's overall program, is getting this country first of all back on its feet economically, with stopping the virus, with creating jobs. and jobs are the most important thing. everything else is tied to creating jobs. and infrastructure, of all kinds, are part of creating jobs, just as creating social security based on people's jobs and the work they've done was part of what my grandfather did. >> there is a group of republicans saying they want to get a deal done, listen to lead gop negotiator senator shelley moore capito. >> the ...
U.s. since the pandemic began. crowds packing beaches, and airports today, we'll have more on that. just ahead, but first we begin in texas, where the war on voting is taking a surprising turn. democrats staging a walk-out during a legislative session last night. that stopped a controversial gop voting bill from becoming law, for now at least, known as senate bill 7, it would ban some mail-in applications, it would reduce voting hours, it would stop drive-through voting all together, among other things that it does. republicans are still going to press forward, they say, they can now have a sp...
That biden's win was illegitimate, and that there was some widespread -- which we know there was not. and so that's really the connective tissue for the gop party right now, across the country. and it's what their modern day party is based on, which is that the election system didn't work, that there are some grand conspiracies, and that trump, everyone should stand by trump and follow trump, even though he's out of office, and even though the -- while he was in office, republicans lost the house, is it senate and the presidency. so that is this big picture that we're seeing, and this connecti...
Into a special suppression session. but everyone will see them do this in the daylight. >> with us now, cnn political analyst laura barone lopez. democrats won the day. that walkout did put a pause on this bill, but do you see any way this bill can be stopped in the long run? >> no, it's looking very likely that when the governor decides to bring back state lawmakers for their special session, that republicans are going to be able to pass this bill, which is going to be a very restrictive voting rights bill, similar to georgia. one other thing it does, ana, is that it makes it so voters can't ...