<p>The right's agenda is for a white, Christian, patriarchal nationalism that simply can't be achieved by majority rule. That's what the Supreme Court and 400,000,000 privately owned guns are for.</p>
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<p>The right's agenda is for a white, Christian, patriarchal nationalism that simply can't be achieved by majority rule. That's what the Supreme Court and 400,000,000 privately owned guns are for.</p>
<p>The right's agenda is for a white, Christian, patriarchal nationalism that simply can't be achieved by majority rule. That's what the Supreme Court and 400,000,000 privately owned guns are for.</p>
Those republicans, more than 100 republican lawmakers, voted to decertify joe biden's victory on january 6th. that number can't be repeated enough. >> by the way, you have mike lee trying to cover his tracks from what he tried to do in subverting democracy. mel brooks suddenly is going, oh, no, mr. president. everybody is trying to cover their tracks now. too late. too late. you're either for democracy, for free elections, even when your side loses, or you're not. >> so a columnist has a new piece for "new york times" entitled "a biden bloodbath?" he writes -- "biden is a decent man as matter ...
And redistricting, leaving large uncertainties ahead. fourth, one of the most unpredictable figures, former president donald trump, will he run again? what will his influence be in congressional races? we know the gop is still trump's party right now, but could the tides turn? and lastly, possible concrete answers to the january 6th insurrection spurred by the former president. a clear focus could put trump and his allies in legal danger and show exactly how close they were to subverting democracy. i want to bring in my panel, david jolly, former member of congress, national chair of the serve...
Abortion rights, voting rights, and redistricting, leaving large uncertainties ahead. fourth, one of the most unpredictable figures, former president donald trump, will he run again? what will his influence be in congressional races? we know the gop is still trump's party right now, but could the tides turn? and lastly, possible concrete answers to the january 6th insurrection spur bid the former president. a clear focus could put trump and his allies in legal danger and show exactly how close they were to subverting democracy. i want to bring in my panel, david jolly, former member of congres...