will diplomacy. you could have got this done under the ware. ainsley: did you see kyrsten sinema followed into the bathroom. brian: into the stall. ainsley: followed into the bathroom. steve: didn t follow her to the stall. brian: they stood outside of it. steve: she closed the stall. brian: to her credit i appreciate that. ainsley: her grandparents were deported she wanted to see her grandfather before he passed away two books ago. she wasn t able to because of the immigration laws. look at this. steve: there is the video. of. brian: what does it have to do with sinema. go to the border and reinforce to the immigration laws. pay attention to the agenda kayak you had a chance to at joe manchin s boat. these people are getting out of control. listen it, worked. what worked. what worked he? didn t move. steve: it did work. he said to the people on the kayak, hey, listen, why don t you come to my office tomorrow here the number call it. brian: did he budget?
joe manchin didn t move. some of what he put there was already in the bill. here s the thing. voting rights is not just a black issue. it s a class issue, it s a progress issue. and that s when we went to west virginia, 8 #% of the audience was white, poor white people from the mountains. we call there from the hood to the holler. on monday we are having national poor people s moral assembly, excuse me, mass asem ably, moral march on washington launching 36 # a days to march on washington. that s why wednesday kentuckians and white west virginians will lead us in a march on manchin and mcconnell because they understand and dr. king said this. voting rights, it s always connected to economic justice. why is the u.s. chamber of commerce applauding manchin in his stance against voting rights, his stance on the filibuster? what we have to understand is when you suppress the vote, you also suppress people who would
with these two powerful women, both of whom are critical to this work. listen, joe manchin really didn t move. some of what he put there was already in the bill. here s the thing. voting rights is not just black issue. it s a black issue, it s a class issue, it s a progress issue. that s why when we went to west virginia, 80% of the audience white, poor white people, we say from the hood to the hall. that s why we have a national poor wage workers mass assembly march on washington, 365 days to a march on washington next year. that s why wednesday, kentuckians and white west virginians will lead us in a march on manchin and mcconnell because they understand dr. king said this voting rights is always connected to economic justice. why is the u.s. chamber of commerce applauding manchin in his stance getting voting rights and his stance on the filibuster? what we have to understand is
Lincoln Project Ads Failed to Turn Battleground State Republicans Into Biden Voters, Study Says
Priorities USA study finds the more viral an ad was on Twitter, the less likely it was to persuade a swing state voter to ditch TrumpJ. Clara Chan | December 9, 2020 @ 4:18 PM Last Updated: December 9, 2020 @ 4:28 PM
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Despite the attention and likes The Lincoln Project’s attack ads against Donald Trump received on social media, it turns out they didn’t do much at all to persuade battleground voters to support Joe Biden, according to a study by a top Democratic Super PAC.
As the Daily Beast reported on Wednesday, Priorities USA conducted an experiment to look at the effectiveness of five of the Lincoln Project’s ads during the most recent election cycle. A control group saw no ad at all, while five other treatment groups each with 683 respondents were shown one of the five Lincoln Project ads. After, the respondents were asked questions designed
succeed and keep succeeding. her rule about life, that it s all a big joke and we re here for like a second, like that really stayed with me. i could die any moment now. you know how lucky you guys would be. you were there? yeah. she was lying there. the face didn t move. we thought, well, botox. her jokes and her style will be here forever because when you do something great, a little piece of you will always continue to go on. the worst thing about being in the hospital is that they shave you. i mean they shave everything, you know? and i was just visiting a friend of mine. garry shandling was not afraid to express his frailties, his nur oeses. he broke the fourth wall with his garry shandling show, and with larry sanders, i broke that mold too. he turned tv on its head twice. oh, i feel so uncomfortable.