matter, because neither jim jordan or andy biggs is going to win. but that is a no vote for kevin mccarthy. yes, with crane it should light up here in the second. and as you say, biggs, the point he cast a vote for another member. it s not a present vote. it s not a vote for mccarthy. so, now, you ve got three names left on the list, which are goods, and rosendale? yes, we are about 50 names away from matt gaetz, and there s a bit of time right here. and i should say there s a little bit of drama as well. they are reporting from our nbc news team that right now can block, a mccarthy supporter who wasn t there earlier in the day, supposedly on his way back to vote for mccarthy, teams are reporting he s not yet in the building. they re not away aware if he s in the building. yet it s unclear if he s going to be there for the vote. you could still enter the building. he would still have an opportunity to vote at the end. but that could complicate the math here, as well. waiting for
lauren boebert is going to be called. so, right away, those are going to be key early tests here. and, again, three present votes, and that would do it for mccarthy. two votes for mccarthy from this list would do it for him. or one vote for mccarthy and one present a vote. those are different combinations that we all work for him. so, i think when we get to bigs, and they re pretty quickly here, that s the first big one. and then, stay tuned, because six names later, you are getting to lauren boebert, and there s a bit of a delay between that and green. but their first two are coming fast let s listen to andy biggs of arizona and lauren boebert of colorado. mccarthy akeem jeffries. jeffries. bent? mccarthy. berra? jeffries. bergman?
Time for a new way of thinking about the American economy By Alex Lasry - Feb 17th, 2021 05:15 am
Milwaukee –
Alex Lasry announced his candidacy for the United States Senate today, calling on Washington to abandon the stale ideas of the past and usher in a new way of thinking about the American economy to raise take-home pay for working and middle-class families and start getting real results and prosperity for Wisconsin.
“We’ve lived through three systemic shocks to the system over the last 20 years: 9/11, the Great Recession and now this pandemic, and Washington still hasn’t fixed things,” Lasry said. “We need to rethink everything and chart a new way forward. We can’t just continue with the same people and expect anything to change.”