if there is anything tha recent events in tennessee and other states have taught us, i should be that state legislatures are critical fo our democracy. i mean, it is where america policy is made and if we don t know who you re stat representatives are, you shoul get to know them because the are determining the future state houses create policies whose impact can reach beyond state lines and influenc entire regions, affectin peoples pocketbooks, education s abilities to make decisions about their own bodies and virtually every facet of lif you can think of beyond laws alone, how you state legislature s run has direct impact on you as well i mean, look at tennessee. more than 136,000 tennesseeans woke up on friday morning with a no representation in their own state house. that s because the republica majority expelled of the two youngest black male legislators, representatives justin pearson and justin jones, saying the violated house decorum rules all for demanding tha
Fellowships and a twotime senior fellow at the met. He has spoken internationally on the intersection of american art and history. With that i would like to welcome paul to the lectern. [applause] paul thank you very much. It is a pleasure to be here. Good evening to you. I want to thank my hosts at the tavern and my publisher who is represented here by Sarah Tara Kennedy for publishing , this book. Of arms and artists, this is the book here. It is a hybrid book in the sense that it attempts to do a number of things at the same time. It is meant to be read by anybody. Anyone whos interested in 18th century america. The founding, the revolution. I think you will find many things in here that will be a revelation to you. This is an aspect of that era not previously treated. At the same time, i had been intending to appeal to professional historians. They might learn a few things. Certainly my colleagues might learn a lot from the book. This is my effort to execute a triple steal. The wor
democrats are good at th ground game. they need to get better at the long game. really pay tension to th states or else we will set ourselves back by decades. i think senator tim scott and nikki haley might want a word on the optics of th republican party i think you make an importan point, ashley. tara, look, frankly, i think i is shaping up that abortio rights and just women s rights frankly, and health care, ar really shaping up to b defining issues for not just democrats but republicans in 2024 what are republicans saying to you privately? what is your reporting telling you about how they feel this week they do not want 2024 to be another row election, i ca tell you that. at the level of the donor class, that people funding people lik ron desantis, the fact he ha $200 million in the bank, a lo of his top donors can diva schwarzman, the top gop
well, there is a path we do not necessarily have t have these legislative map forever. but as you said, it s not goin to mean that the will of the people is reflected in the capital until democracie actually restored in wisconsin the voice you just heard it was at wisconsin house minorit leader greta neubauer, she joins me now as well as state representativ and aura drake greetings to you both. that is not dora drake, i like - greetings sarah palmieri greetings, sarah tara, i m going to start wit leader new bear. madam leader, how close is wisconsin actually close to bu thanks in part of the suprem court election thank you again for havin me, simone it s great to see you. for 15 years, we have had court that prioritized partisanship and power grabs over the state constitution.
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