you don t live or die by one pole. there seems to be some traction that people are saying, particularly in the black community and with young voters , the message and what joe biden has done for them, they don t feel the impact. it is not because the administration has not done things to the black community for young folks, but they do need to get out there. cedric richmond, i agree with charlamagne and congressman richmond , they have to tell people what joe biden has done for them. that is not going to be enough. i think that is what charlamagne was getting at , you have to tell me what you were going to keep doing for me . so often joe biden says don t compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative i think black voters are saying but do not ask me to rely on what you say you were going to do, actually do it for me and tell me what you have done, make me feel it if the campaign can do that and the administration can do that in the last year, i think joe
Vladimir The Great (Bettor’s Delight) wasn’t going to be beaten on debut. The Richard and Julia Aubrey trained runner had the makings of a very nice harness racing horse. "Vladimir The Great - this boom pacer" Coming off a series of strong workout and trial performances, Vladimir The Great was installed as the heavy favourite
Southern harness racing filly Louies Girl (Lord Forbes) stamped herself as a strong candidate for this Sunday’s $110,000 G1 Ace of Diamonds when she beat most of her rivals in the Diamond at Addington last night. The diminutive daughter of Live Or Die stallion Lord Forbes settled third last in the outside running line. Halfway
Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Major Delight top three-year-old filly There was never much doubt that Major Delight (Bettor’s Delight) was the season’s top rating three-year-old filly as she was the previous season at
Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Magnificent Storm wins WA Pacing Cup Western Australia’s most important race on the calendar, the $450,000 WA Pacing Cup, was won by the American Ideal gelding Magnificent Storm, who