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he pleaded. this after russia warned if nato further arms ukraine with battle tanks and long-range missiles, it will lead to a whole new level of war. it s been nearly a year since the russian invasion t. united states perspective has shifted during that time. remember the unwillingness to be a participant in a three-way deal that would have had the united states backfill poland s fleet of fighter planes after they give mig 25 fighters to ukraine? the biden administration said no. they were willing to acknowledge providing stinger anti ar craft missiles. with a passage of time has been a softening of the biden administration s reluctance to go all in. today ukrainian are in oklahoma being trained on the system that the u.s. is supplying. as part of a new and massive $2.5 billion aid package. reports suggest a u.s. willingness to green light efforts to target crimea, annexed illegally by russia in 2014. what accounts for this change? has the western perspective changed from ge
2050. and this was widely interpreted to be good news for one party, demographics are the democrat s best friend or so thought many. in fact, in 2009, james car vil wrote a book titled 40 more years how democrats will rule the next generation. but here we are 14 years later and things might not be turning out as anticipated. in fact, josh from axios is calling the new great realignment arguably the biggest political story of our time. here is the latest data. if current trends continue, the u.s. population will rise to 404 million by 2060. the nonhispanic white population is projected to shrink over that time by nearly 19 million. now nonhispanic whites are projected to become minority sooner than anticipated by 2025. previously this was presumed that this was a huge threat to the republican party had not been doing well with minority voters, but this is no longer the case. data from a recent times poll shows that although gaining support from college-educated white voters, t
Good afternoon. Im martha maccallum. So President Biden vowed to be the most pro Union President in history. He certainly tried to exemplify that today in the Battleground State of michigan where well see former President Trump later today. Hes now the first sitting president to join a strike picket line. Youve earned more than what youre getting paid now. That, the enemy, isnt some foreign country miles away. Its right here in our own area. Its corporate greed. Corporate greed. The president talking about in michigan just a short time ago. We have reached out to all three of the big automakers, the ceos of all of those three big Car Companies. General motors did put out a statement. They declined. Theyre not going to speak publicly at this time about the president s decision to join the picket line this afternoon. G. M. s statement said this its focus is not on politics but bargaining in good face. The president made the short hourlong flight from the white house to michigan today in