their members, because hungary s in a bad place. by the way, only on tucker carlson s show, and only in cpac is hungary a place where they re talking about hungarian exception list. a country of 10 million people, homogenous, relatively poor. i didn t know we were trying to be like them. scott, you want to respond? yeah, a quick end, i thought it was interesting. just the other day in congress, we had a vote on marriage. obviously, quite a few republicans in both the house and senate voted for marriage on the floor. what he said is actually not a uniform position within the republican party. during the trump years, i think the republican party got far more liberal, if you will, on that particular question, and there are a lot of people around donald trump who have expressed an openness to marriage equality. so, i thought that him bringing that up and getting the applause was interesting, and only because i think, in the last few years, republicans have moved far, far closer to
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political communications as information warfare, and democrats view it as public relations, and we have to get on a war footing, build up our army and weapons. we have to communicate on our terms. i don t think disinformation would not work as a strategy for democrats, our coalition is different, but we have to find ways to have our message not get drowned out because republicans pick the topic. they are the assignment editor for the american political conversation on a daily basis. look at how critical race theory was used in virginia. it s exactly that. rick? so, one of the things congratulations on the book. it s really important. the timing is great. one of the things you talk about, too, which is a kind of a structural issue, is the democrats are a big tent party. there s senator manchin and there s aoc and there s lots of people in between. the republican party is more homogenous. it has a narrower point of view. so when you have a party that has that diverse points of vi
they don t want to freeze this winter. there s no real enthusiasm for provoking a crisis with moscow over what happens in eastern ukraine and they have lived with ukraine for a long time, and they understand what s real and what isn t. they know that ukraine is not a homogenous nation-state. about a third of the population is effectively russian those of the people that live in eastern ukraine. that s the population that putin is interested in and if he does move, and he think he will move, that s the occupation he s going to go and occupy, the upper river. the germans know that. they don t fear a feeder offensive on the soviet skill because they can t do it. laura: now, michael mcauliffe is kind of a war hawk. he has spoken out about the problem with our not showing strength to putin after that face-off. i want to play with he said. yes.
hospital system is already being taxed and will be taxed. now, a lot of people don t understand what is available to them, and many people that are infected are rushing to trying to get the latest protease inhibitor, et cetera, et cetera. if you do have omicron, if you have mild symptoms, just stay home, isolate, hydrate, take things for pain and not spread it to other people, show in a way it feels a little bit better, and in another way it feels a lot more homogenous. so let s talk about one of the reasons that it might seem more ominous hand that s because nearly as many children are hospitalized with covid right now as the peak in september. that s where we re seeing a little bit of difference in the type of hospitalizations. is there a reason why? is it just because of the sheer number of cases? or is it that omicron could be impacting kids differently than some of these other variants? well, remember, ryan, that children are still not vaccinated to the same rate as adults, an