this week as voters in five states cast their primary ballots for upcoming midterms, the message from republican voters was really loud and clear. election denialism is alive and well. and north carolina, republicans chose ted but as their candidate for the senate. last year, but voted against certifying the 2020 election results. as recently as this week, he refused to say that president biden is the legitimate president of the united states. for the record, in case there is anyone out there that that s it, joe biden is the legitimate president of united states. in pennsylvania, far-right state senator, doug maggiano, won the republican nomination for governor in a landslide. of course, mastriano attended the rally before the capitol riot ungenerous six. he was actually subpoenaed by the january six committee to provide testimony. you guessed it, he has ignored those requests. here is why this is a story of national importance and not local races. pennsylvania is one of the
i mean, who does that? but listen, we ve got something done. we ve got to make sure they were on the set of circumstances ever again. yeah, you took the words out of my mouth. carlos, as i noted, house democrats move to address the situation this week. seeking in part to provide the fda with millions in aid so they can attack the shortage. they weren t supplied by the gop. why is that? why does it seem the republicans are willing to claim to be the party of pro-life, but not help those in need when they need it? amen, i have a bit of a different take on this. i actually think the legislation democrats brought forth would do little if anything at all to address this crisis. in fact throwing money at the fda, when the fda is and at least part responsible for the shortage, really doesn t seem to be the solution. and on top of that, i think we ve thrown around enough money in this country, to the