right now on this labor day weekend, it appears president biden and democrats may be riding a guy surprisingly high ahead of midterms. while the opposition is sinking to new lows, both to blunt the joe-mentum and to defend the former president at the center of what some call an espionage investigation. and as this busy summer turns to election autumn, democrats have seized on possibly the largest political opening presented by republicans. the ripple effects of mar-a-lago investigation, and steal january 6th on the midterms. the president has both commander, in chief ahead of november calling the maga stranglehold on the gop nothing less than an existential crisis for our nation. that is why civil rights leaders, including myself as the head of the national action network, traveled to washington yesterday to warn the president about the dangers white supremacy poses to the united states. so yes, i was happy that we had the meeting the day after the president made such a passi
a rousing primetime speech about looming threats to our democracy, which made me think of another threat lurking in the undrinkable waters of jackson, mississippi. tens of thousands of residents are living under a boil water advisory, after an aging water treatment facility failed during catastrophic flooding. so roske on, a democrat, running to represent parts of jackson in congress, points out his republican opponent, congressman michael guests, i voted last year against the barsan infrastructure bill, that included 55 billion dollars for water systems. the congressman responded by blaming the crisis sun jackson city government, even though no