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It’s no secret that Gen Z-ers are in the style driver’s seat. They’re booting millennials out of the way and declaring that skinny jeans and side parts as
so last decade.
Ironically, many of the style choices that Gen Z-ers are proudly sporting came about in the ‘90s. I guess it was bound to happen, but I’m not sure any of us were quite ready for the comeback of the ‘90s. But nonetheless, the decade of scrunchies, flared jeans and chokers is back.
The ‘Money Piece’ Highlights
One of the unexpected trends to make a reappearance is the “money piece” highlight.
for prosperity posts this website, tells him be against the bill and now he s suddenly against the bill. you had him and kyrsten sinema, didn t even show up today to talk with texas lawmakers who are fighting for voting rights. so you have these organizations that are anti-voting rights. they want climate change science to be buried and now they re anti-voting but it s the money piece we don t talk enough about. do you agree with that? yeah. if you connect the dots a little bit, heritage action, which has long been a part of the koch dark money network was the group that was caught recently with the clip from their fund-raiser saying how they were anonymously funding voter suppression activities in all these republican states. that sometimes the republican legislators don t even know it s us and that they work through what they ominously called sentinels in these places to hide their role.
something comes to the forefront here. listen to senator capito talk about the disparity, perhaps, between the president and his staff about what was going to be accepted. it was kind of interesting. it was. thanks for having me on. i took it a little dliferl. i found her demeanor to be more positive and suggested that maybe there is still room to find something. she said she defines infrastructure and her side definitionally as hard infrastructure, physical infrastructure in the country. energy, telco, i would imagine she is thinking whereas president biden has some different thoughts about it and then there is the money piece. we borrow dollars in the past to fight the cold war. we are in the middle of a cold war with china. if we don t make the smart investment now we will look back two, five, ten years and regret it. i m hoping the cassidy group will find a way to reach some compromise. it is interesting the president came down a trillion and republicans have gone up 150 billion.
bill i think a lot of them recognize is not it to move forward on this issue. it may be the voting rights restoration act. as you noted, while that had wide bipartisan support in the past, there s only one republican in the senate now willing to support it so this is a gulf that s really hard to reach at the federal level. i remember this bill being introduced in 2019 really much more as an anti-corruption bill. it was much more about campaign spending. the for the people act. specifically because the campaign act in 2018 democrats were running on i m not taking corporate money. so this was much less on voting rights. it was still in there but they led with the money piece. so it was a catch-all. to me the big question is the one thing democrats do have that they didn t have, say, in 2020 is the justice department. i do wonder what role the justice department can play. you re right, you can t do much at the federal legislating level, but to have the arm of
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