anything to win this fight at this particular point now. todd: and president biden is getting flowing praise from the new york times over handling of russia war in ukraine ahead of today s state of the union. dizzying events have pushed squabbling over president biden agenda and redefining the arc of his presidency. bold statement there. they praise joe biden after putin launched his attack and list brown jackson s nomination and falling covid cases as victories. today s as we face record inflation and white house struggles to revive failed spending agenda. carley: texans head to the polls today. democrats in the state facing challenges within their own party as out of state progressives like alexandria
Falling Covid cases can t douse DeSantis-White House feud- POLITICO politico.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from politico.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A third Covid wave of a magnitude comparable to the first two is unlikely to hit India, AIIMS director Dr Randeep Guleria said Tuesday as he underlined that absence of surge in cases at the moment suggests that vaccines are still protecting against the virus and there is no need for a booster dose for now.
two, who should replace him? that second question won t matter if newsom wins majority on the first. conservative radio host larry elder leads the challengers. i urge you all to vote to recall gavin newsom. elder is facing an avalanche of negative media coverage following 20 years of provocative radio commentary. along with allegations he once used a racial slur during a comedy sketch and that he pulled a weapon on an exfine save while high on pot. this is not the first time the l.a. times attacked me. other writer called me a black david duke. newsom s big advantage bags of cash from unions and liberal donors to dominate the airways. the last thing we need is to have some right wing republican governor in california. yet, state democrats are nervous. instead of a booming economy, falling covid rates and schools back to normal, newsom faces raining fires, angry parents, rising crime and a homeless epidemic. they are scared to death.