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The polarization that has happened is real and tenable, but it is not inevitable. and part of my responsibility as campaigning is what does it look like to have a leader who actually believes and all of us to actually access the opportunity i was in north georgia which is largely wrong and one of the reporters this is a place it's very red my responsibilities to meet people where they are. my plan is a five billion surplus. i'm not saying use it only for this community or only to satisfy this political and. i'm saying let's invest in education because that left all of our children. let's inves...

Education so young people have a pathway forward. let's invest in our small businesses because they are 99% of businesses and 43% of the jobs a very small fraction of the investment that we make. let's invest in medicaid expansion to save hospitals, save lives, create jobs. for me, the conversation has to be a broader way, because the way we get to that very dynamic that we saw between the fifth and the sixth is by ignoring the reality of both, but ignoring more importantly the what we have accomplished in georgia on january 5th, by electing those two senators by telling people electing people...

Contribute. >> here with me to discuss the reporting, david chalian, and mariana sotomayor. that was pence in iowa. >> at the iowa state fair. >> last i checked, it's august 22nd, 2022, but that's where we are. he was running around with the butter cows and with chuck grassley. he also has given an interview with "the washington times" that i found very interesting. he said that's what blew the roof off. it was the issues and the ideas that drove 2016, that drove us to 74 million votes in 2020 and i truly believe it's the pathway forward in 2022 and 2024. that's an interesting theory of the ca...

Pathway Forward founder Qiana Hicks juggles a Beta startup accelerator program with getting ready for launch.

Coming from corporate, Qiana Hicks, founder of Pathway Forward, adjusts to working as a solopreneur and tries to budget her time.