And one that cowers in fear of its apparently extremist base. The sad truth is that democrats in congress had to discipline Margie Q Greene because House Minority leader Kevin Mccarthy was unwilling to do so himself. Mccarthy was willing to hold a Secret Ballot on the fate of republican congresswoman liz cheney, his own third in command who received a resounding if anonymous show of support to remain in Republican Leadership last night but he couldnt muster the courage to reject the qanon congresswoman. With this vote tonight, house republicans, many of whom stood up and gave Greene A Standing Ovation in a caucus meeting yesterday will now be defined as supporting someone who backed calls for assassinating Speaker Nancy Pelosi and threatened the nonwhite Women Members of the squad in social media ads. She promoted an antisemetic and Islam Mow Phobic video that had been reportedly circulating among neonazis. It claimed a, quote, unholy alliance of leftists, capitalists and zionist supre
past time for them to speak up. what you are seeing is republican candidates, you recognize that the party still believes that january 6 was a catalyzing event, that donald trump wasn t wrong. so all these other candidate z fear crossing trump. ron desantis earlier in the day said trump should have done more and then had to walk it back when you see his statement saying he shouldn t have been charged. i think these candidates are making statements that forge their own profiles not trying to draw a profile of donald trump because they know it is emresponsible to take e take a christie route in this primary and actually succeed. and desantis has been losing i don t understand in the polls and cutting staff. tuesday he unveiled a plan to, quote, rip the woke out of military. we had max rose on earlier this week and he said he believes desantis problem is that he is trying to run a campaign even further to the right of trump. do you agree, is that why desantis doesn t seem ton connectin
no experience in ukraine, energy, oil and gas. why on earth would they pay hunter biden without all that experience? i hope i know more than nothing but i would say that hunter biden is not the kind of guy you would expect to resolve international disputes. according to a reporting by the new yorker he hasn t veresolved his own dispute with hertz rent a car for leaving a crack piet in a wrecked car. a leaving a crack pipe in a wrecked car. mr. durham that transitioned from an administrative review to a criminal investigation, that is a tip that there was some catalyzing event that caused the attorney general and mr. durham to seek the ability to have the criminal process at their disposal. i also think durham probably frightens the deep state a lot more than even the fisa review
reading in the library. those nine kids from the college were arrested and charged with breach of the peace. they were jailed for two days. this was 1961, a time when challenging racial law meant risking your life. joseph jackson, the one who asked to check out the library book, says he remembers being scared those two nights in jail. he and the rest of those students were worried that somebody, the klan or somebody would come after them once they got out. that was 56 years ago in jackson, mississippi. at the time it was a catalyzing event for other students to join the civil rights movement. but the read-in itself, that event, has been almost forgotten. but as of now, if you visit the old jackson municipal library, you will see this. it s a new marker funded by the jackson library board in honor of the tougaloo nine.
they stayed in that whites only library. they held a read-in. they sat silently reading, refusing to go anywhere unless joseph jackson was allowed to check out that philosophy book he had come for. eventually the staff, the all-white staff of that all-white library called the police. the police came into the library. they walked the students out the front door. they put them into squad cars, and they drove them to jail for reading in the library. those nine kids from the college were arrested and charged with breach of the peace. they were jailed for two days. this was 1961, a time when challenging racial law meant risking your life. joseph jackson, the one who asked to check out the library book, says he remembers being scared those two nights in jail. he and the rest of those students were worried that somebody, the klan or somebody would come after them once they got out. that was 56 years ago in jackson, mississippi. at the time it was a catalyzing