and the personality is. i don t think people understand trump is representing a shift back toward a weaker national government, one dictator. and the states are making their own decision which is a threat to women s rights, lgbtq rights and civil rights. that s where we re headed. so rev, he wants federal law when it helps his donors and he s rolled back all the federal protections when it comes to polluting air and water and when he wants states rights to take away our voting rights, to take away lgbtq rights he s all for it. it s all about taking away our voices and you have to start by cleaning up the government, passing clean elections, why you need to restore the voting rights. and it s why you need to put the power of the democracy into the hands of the people. people vote for the legislators because as joe
the president of the united states will walk up to that lectern and make the official announcement that alexander accost athe dean of the florida international college of law will be nominated to be the next secretary of labor. a lot of people are suggesting already maybe the president should have picked him first. well, when you are elected president, you pick your fights. to jake s point, the president has done this across the government. with some exceptions. a more even though some were worried about rex tillerson in the state department, more of an establishment type guy, general mattis. here his economic team he s looking for people who disrupt the way washington does things. he ll push aggressively to change the policy. this is a shift back for a white house that s had a lot of turmoil. a safe pick. meone who has experience in this town who can get through confirmation. has many things on his resume democrats will like, including intervening in a case for the
on. i don t like any of these picks and none of this is working. he has a candidate just plu away the lines of what was considered acceptable political discourse. the president is the president. the president sets the tone. not just in washington. there s been some flare-ups in state houses. you see this trump style of doing political business. this unvarnished attacking, sort of filtering down. it s changing our political culture. it just is. is there a shift back in 2020? do people get sick of this? we don t know but you definitely see it throughout washington, throughout the country, and i thought this whole fight in the u.s. senate just seemed a little laughable. they re fighting over the decorum of the u.s. senate. meanwhile, the guy, ten blocks away in the white house is attacking half the body. so it just didn t really it all seemed discourting. where is their political correctness like backlash? this is what elizabeth warren is doing for them. she s basically saying, fo
heavy snow in new york city now. even boston looking for upwards of four eight inches of snow. higher amounts inland. coastlines shift back. strong winds throughout. talking about 30 even 40 mile-per-hour gusts out there. definitely not the day to be driving. you do note want want to be oue roads. at this point likes like everybody is staying indoors. two inches per hour is the number that stuck with plea right now. incredible. a look at other headlines now. despite serious objections from the u.s., afghanistan released 65 alleged taliban fighters from jail. many of the former prisoners have linked to attacks that killed american troops, and the u.s. says releasing them pose as serious threat to allied forces. tensions between the u.s. and afghanistan escalating over president hamid karzai s refusal to sign a security agreement. and a better idea how edward
double-digit leads for obama in that state as well. without those two romney would have to sweep almost everything else including nevada, iowa, virginia, florida, you know it s possible but he s going to need a shift back in the overall climate, too much work for him just to win all these coin flips in a row if he drops ohio and wisconsin. statistically the case that no republican has won the presidential without ohio? in 70 years. why it s special. ohio is normally a bit republican leaning relative to the consensus. yes. so a democrat usually has more paths without ohio than republican would. ohio s population is not growing as fast so it has fewer electoral votes than it used to. some paths available to romney without ohio but it s not how you would draw it up if you re in boston trying to plan for how would your election night go. you actually isolate the tipping point states and say ohio has a 36.5 chance of providing the decisive electoral vote and we talked about that