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I feel lucky and blessed that im serving in the congress. But there are forces today trying to take us back to another time and another dark period. Weve come so far, weve made so much progress. But as a nation and as a people, were not quite there yet. We have miles to go. We do not want our freedom gradually. We want to be free now. Were marching today to dramatize to the world hundreds of thousands of negro citizens denied the right to vote. For too long, other people have been deciding for us. We must have some control over our own political destiny. No Police Departments will keep us from...

I feel lucky and blessed that im serving in the congress. But there are forces today trying to take us back to another time and another dark period. Weve come so far, weve made so much progress. But as a nation and as a people, were not quite there yet. We have miles to go. We do not want our freedom gradually. We want to be free now. Were marching today to demonstrate to the world hundreds of thousands of negro citizens denied the right to vote. For too long, other people have been deciding for us. We must have some control over our own political destiny. No Police Departments will keep us fr...

Relates to the positive things hes done over the past year and will do over the next year. Chief among them, focusing on economic numbers as the president so often does. The specter of impeachment yet hangs over this white house because there is still a holiday hiatus on any negotiations over a senate trial. The president has said today, as he has said all along, that he believes democrats have treated him unfairly. What i thought was interesting from that clip you just played from him, craig, was the way the president talked about Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell, basically saying the b...

PHUKET: Phuket Vice Governor Anuphap Rodkwan Yodrabam has ordered local law enforcement to crack down on drugs brought into Phuket by land, air or sea.

The Diana Davis Spencer Foundation gave $3.7 million to 13 voter suppression groups between 2018 and 2020.