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CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024

Many people think we are approaching the highest percentage of unemployed its the great depression. Needore than ever, people to know that americans are working for them. In a world where is no longer safe to be within six feet of each other, Congress Needs to learn how to adapt. It is not the first time we have had to ensure the continuity of congress. With the Nuclear Threat during the cold war, the u. S. Government constructed a large bunker for congress. We would be required to meet outside of washington. This may either first time in the modern area where there is not a physical meeting l...

CSPAN2 Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024

To have change our way of life is anyways. Is this is our shuttered and millions of americans are teleworking for the first time. Churches and schools are closed. Healthcare workers are working around the clock and just in the last five weeks race on the numbers i sawks this might look like nearly 30 million americans filed for unemployment. Most believe were already approaching the highest percentage of unemployed since the greatye depression. Now more than ever americans need to know that their leaders are working for them, and that they have voices as work to navigate in this pandemic. In a...

CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024

We are already approaching the highest percentage of unemployed since the great depression. Now more than ever, americans need to know that their leaders are working for them, and they have voices as we work to navigate in this pandemic. In a world where it is no longer safe to be within six feet of each other, congress has to learn how to adapt. It is not the first time we have made do to ensure the continuity of congress. With the Nuclear Threat during the cold war, the u. S. Government constructed a large bunker for congress. We would be required to meet outside of washington. This may eith...

CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Senate Roundtable On Remote Voting Coronavirus July 13, 2024

In the last five weeks, based on the numbers i saw this morning, nearly 30 million americans filed for unemployment. We are already approaching the highest percentage of unemployed since the great depression. Now more than ever, americans need to know that their leaders are working for them, and they have voices as we work to navigate in this pandemic. In a world where it is no longer safe to be within six feet of each other, congress has to learn how to adapt. It is not the first time we have made do to ensure the continuity of congress. With the Nuclear Threat during the cold war, the u. S. ...

RT The Alex Salmond Show July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

RT The Alex Salmond Show July 14, 2024

A book about it so hopeless was glasgow 100 years ago to leading a revolution well i dont think it was ever going to be a bolshevik revolution but it was certainly our mail storm and i have to see in researching the book i came to the conclusion we tend to think of the Armistice Day that when the guns fell silent in november 1900 the world must of been very peaceful and it was far from not because in january 1900 there was a war going on as the bolshevik revolution was fighting for its very survival with allied armies attacking russia and russia attacking poland ireland had just seen that a ta...