One Night Show 'War Words' Playing this Wednesday | Lifestyle
The City Theatre of Miami is presenting the play “War Words” for a one night only show, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
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The City Theatre of Miami is presenting the play “War Words” for a one night only show, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
This Veterans' Day, Stage West, along with the Atlantic Council, will present an abbreviated reading of the Pulitzer-nominated play War Words by Michelle Kholos Brooks, as part of a nationwide event which celebrates, honors, and recognizes the men and women of our military.
Honoring Veteran's Day, The Atlantic Council, NewYorkRep, and The United States Veterans' Artists Alliance present War Words, the Pulitzer Prize-nominated docu-play by Michelle Kholos Brooks, in the words of the men and women who served in the U.S. Military during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
Another -- we're looking at a shutdown of the supreme court in essence. to not be able to have nine supreme court justices to operate with eight, and those are war words. basically that's the same as donald trump calling the election rigged. republicans are saying we don't want a full supreme court. well stop it. we don't care who it is. i'm glad john mccain walked that back. he should have. but some of these threats are designed to make sure if hillary clinton wins she doesn't go with somebody too progressionive, he choice is somebody in a kind of centrist, in the kind of center mold. i don't...
Republicans will lose if they do this. >> if hillary clinton wins. >> douglas, cruz isn't the only senator threatening a scotus block aid. here is john mccain last week. >> i promise you that we will, we will be united against any supreme court nominee that -- that hillary clinton, if she were president, will put up. >> okay. >> i promise you. so he later walked that back. is there any historical precedent for this? >> no, this would be again, you know, we're looking at a shut down of the supreme court in essence. i mean to not be able to have nine supreme court justices to operate with eigh...