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we were in a perfectly safe position and i m sure tim was, too. he wanted to put the little probes out. what this multi-vortex means and how to better forecast a large tornado dropping straight out of the storm. not starting as a 70-mile-per-hour dust devil. let me turn, in 1999 it was a storm in moore, which was also recently hit. you interviewed people and talk about the media s role in this. it s like covering a war zone. there is an important role for the media and they re doing a public service. i went into the aftermath of the storm and an elderly gentleman took me into what was his home and it was completely torn down and he showed me his ez chair which was maybe 50 yards away and he was telling me how he was sitting in his condominium watching the radar from all the weather channels when all of a sudden he realized the thing was getting really close. he said, oops, i better get in
barry, anybody who studies political history knows restrictions on voting opportunities help republicans. they re tougher voters. rain or shine. democrats aren t always going to vote. education challenges, economic challenges generally. if you want to win an election for the republicans, make it harder to vote. and here they go again. is any motivation to shut down early voting in person? what the secretary has said is that under a new plan in ohio this year, every registered voter about 7 million people will be getting in the fall an absentee ballot application. his argument is that gives you 750 hours in which to cast your ballot without having to leave the ez-chair in your living room. and the argument is valid. the problem is, many african-americans actually prefer to vote in person for a variety of reasons. not least of which is the degree