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Sanders made a proposal that, if implemented, would throw millions of Americans out of work and send untold numbers into poverty. That’s what socialists do.
Pretty obviously not, but that is what they have become. Don’t take my word for that. Instead, listen to what American Library Association President Emily Drabinski had to say on the matter at t...
The mother of Spanish soccer federation chief Luis Rubiales on Monday locked herself inside a church and announced a hunger strike to protest her son's "inhumane treatment", according to media reports.
inflation down, investing in clean energy, rebuilding struct and made progress in a number of areas. but, reality is that today 60% of people are living paycheck to paycheck, we have massive levels of income and the president should tout very good record, we have to deal with reality of life. >> cheryl, it is difficult, i come from the left, there are problems in society we need to have fixed. you if have a socialist or man of the people defending this administration, this is shocking. there have been good things happen, at least $700, every household it costs because of inflation. it is trying to figure out if to fill the tank or put food on the table. he is 81, he has his faculties.
more working-class americans are identifying as republican and democrat that is never happened before. also among hispanics wishes really of all the subsets but one of the most important it's the fastest growing. they are now -- but the demographic of most dissatisfied with the biden administration you are seeing a real bleeding of hispanic men in particular toward the republican party. >> words, words, words and the socialist there who ultimately they are trying to sell bidenomics which is made economic conditions worse does not matter what your race, creed, background is on that. he is not even addressing the social issues that are being peddled onto more conservative socially conservative ethnicities boats hispanics or black communities who believe in traditional values and don't think all this awoke nonsense makes any sense. that combination has him looking at an alternative some like
two people running who are in lockstep with joe biden. hundreds of million dollars into ukraine. holding that money to people suffering in maui or areas of america that are struggling. they are voting when it comes to the open border. just recently acting like they care about the border as they run for senate. we have the opportunity to pick up a seat from falling into the hands of somebody who is a socialist or work -- worst. i am contemplating it and i will make the decision in the next coming months. maria: we look forward to that announcement. tudor dixon, your political career. your thoughts. >> you learn more when you lose them when you win and i want to take what i have learned to go to the people on the ground here in michigan and talk to them about doing exactly what you are
federal. there are different quirks of the american system of federalism. two of the charges he's facing are to do what while he was in office. the federal case in washington, dc about january six and the case washington, dc aboutjanuary six and the case in georgia. the differences that georgia being a say case they normally do allow cameras in the courtroom for them in a way that the federal courts do not and never and are likely to. the anticipation is that for the first time we will see donald trump are reined live on camera. �* , ., ., donald trump are reined live on camera. �* ,, ., .,, ., camera. and in your role as an historian _ camera. and in your role as an historian you _ camera. and in your role as an historian you can _ camera. and in your role as an historian you can tell- camera. and in your role as an historian you can tell us - camera. and in your role as an l historian you can tell us that this wouldn't potentially, where obviously a long way away from that but it is perfectly possible for somebody to run for office in prison because happened not once but twice. absolutely. it happened within a 70 year span twice. the first time in 1920, he was a socialist, he ran five times for the presidency and he ran as a prisoner. he was actually campaigning as a particular dinner