few years, and to see exactly what happens. it s going to be a really interesting test of the republicans. but i can say. wanting the florida democrats already. we have been organized, on the ground, talking about the issues that are important to the people of our. we are ready for 2024, because we understand what s on that line and we understand how important it is to get back to the basics, back to the edges people in florida care about. on that point, and effort to enshrine access to abortion in florida has received enough signatures to put the issue on e ballot in november. we ve seen simila measures passed in state like kansas, kentucky, and ohio. how confident are you that the measure will in fact be on that ballot and that if it is, it will energize that democratic base to go out and vote? you know, brad, after november, 2022, everybody can
assaults on priceless cultural heritage should be seen in the simila r weaponization of grain. it reminds me of the soviet times where ukrainian language and religion, same thing is happening now but on a more physical scale. i just walked through that neighborhood yesterday. i ll give you a real tangible example. there s a music school that s been there forever. students board there. and it was very, very badly damaged. and music is a huge thing here in odesa.
this notion of women a unreliable narrators when it comes to their own bodies. a lot of that was debunked i the aftermath of metoo and yet this is kind of jurassic version of american society where none of that that chapter didn t unfold, an that we didn t have a sort o come to jesus moment where i was like, you should believe women when they tell you things i just wonder if you think it going to work as a tactic. the judge seems really skeptical of mr. tacopina line of questioning. i cannot, i can t predict whether it will work i think new york city is a cit that has a no love lost fo donald trump but i think we have made som progress since me to, bu people still love to doubt women. we saw some of these, simila questions being put to amber heard. why didn t you go to the hospital and the defamation case th johnny depp brought agains her. and the jury bought it
whether it will work i think new york city is a cit that has a no love lost fo donald trump but i think we have made som progress since me to, bu people still love to doubt women. we saw some of these, simila questions being put to amber heard. why didn t you go to the hospital and the defamation case th johnny depp brought agains her. and the jury bought it and so i think that the reason it lawyers have tried to impug the credibility of rape victim is because people ofte reflectively doubt women s tails of abuse and the way tha they don t reflexive lee doubt other crime victims talkin about things that happen t them and certainly the leading trend right now, especiall among republican lawmakers, is to not believe women when they are talking about things tha
because what you get, if you squint at this series of guys, who are dominant for their time, well, you would realiz overtime that as time has gone forward, if you look at this over, you know, 90 year spread of time, you see that overtime whoever the dominant figure is in right-wing radio, o right-wing media, th right-wing media industry, whatever it is, whoever is dominant for their time gets smaller and smaller and smalle overtime i mean, don t get me wrong there is a constant c here right? you get unnerving simila messaging from these guys over decades. they all say some version of trust no one except, of course me, because i ll give it to yo straight, nobody else will they also tend to say i know what god wants, and obviousl what god wants is what i want. and i therefore can tell you who is evil and must b eliminated i mean, there is a constant se in terms of the way they perform. they all sing a version of tha