encourages jewish people to leave the democrat party and that republicans are waiting with open arms. the day that we are in mourning a bigot massacring 49 people you spread that mess? of course it s a false suggestion that democrats are anti-jewish. do you want to compare how many jews are in the democratic party versus the gop? we shouldn t even be playing this game. then he followed up with this. we re on track to a million illegal aliens to our border. people hate the word invasion but it s an invasion of drugs and criminals and people. on the day that we re trying to deal with 49 people massacred for being different and a man in a manifesto says immigrants are the problem and you do this? is the the same description he always uses. context matters. does anything get through to be
hispanic-american, and asian-american unemployment have all reached their lowest levels ever recorded. have all reached, have all reached. that s a tricky statement. last year, in may, june, july, yeah. these were great, great numbers here. but they have slipped since then. and he has not mentioned that, didn t say anything about that. in the past tense, what he said was true. in the present tense, what he said was false. what about some of the industry driving those jobs? we have unleashed a revolution in american energy. the united states is now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. look another tt the numbers. the united states has taken the lead. but again, context matters. that all started back here under barack obama, and has been
you don t know what the early vote is all about. for or against something. two things. context matters. let s take a look. that was early voting and absentee voting. it was early voting, not early and absentee. if you combine them, this time around republicans have 40.1% of the early and absentee votes in florida. the democrats have 40.6%. half a point. but that s only 24,000 votes. two years ago the democrats combined out of the two had a 96,000 vote margin. this time around if they were doing the same percentage that they had last time around they would have a 72,000 vote margin coming in out of absentee and early voteings. the republicans are overperforming by 1.8%. democrats are over performing by .8%. republicans won by 1.2%.
yes. for the most part everything on the van falls understood the category of free speech but i always say every single free speech case is like a snowflake. there s no other one quite like it. context matters. the nature of the speech, how it s communicated matters. as a general rule of thumb, since many years ago somebody wore a jacket with the f word on it into a california courthouse the free speech rules are pretty relaxed unless you incite an immediate crime and even that s a difficult standard. kill george soros feels like a crime. a problem to me. feels like a step beyond free speech. right? speaking about a specific person, george soros. identifiable person and a social media page saying kill george soros. the page is taken down from facebook right now. we have saved it all anyway. whatever. it is out there. we have it. in the world of see something, say something, okay? not a lot of people seem to
in your book you write there seems to be so much violence in the house and senate chambers in the 1830s, 1840s, and 1850s, shoving, punching, bowie knives. congressman brawling in the benches while colleagues stood on chairs to get a good look. and at at least once a gun was fired on the house floor. historically they have been demonstrated, that violence has been demonstrated at our highest levels of governance. context matters. the united states in the 1840s and 1850s was a really violent country. that was rioting and mobbing of various sorts. there was slaughtering of native-americans, the institution of slavery. so the united states was a different place. so it makes sense as a representative institution, certainly, congress had some of that reflected in it.