yeah. i mean i know i wouldn t step outside in those temperatures, but obviously iowans are built differently. i mean there are different ways it could end up panning out. i mean is it just lower turnout across the board and every candidate feels the effects or, you know, is there a scenario where the candidate with the most passionate voters, i.e. the iowans who are really willing to get in the car even though there s like 10 feet of snow in front of them, do they end up having some kind of advantage? i mean i think it is interesting hearing a little bit of concern from the trump campaign preemptively that they re a little worried that the idea that their supports because they think he has it sort of lockdown. maybe they sort of, you know, predict that other people are going to show up and they won t have to. yeah. that s an interesting point, the way that some of them, at least one campaign adviser is spinning it, is the weather issue may take away the intensity. it is a bigger
it is the president that has violated the constitutional order in the first place. what the new government is saying is that everyone is equal before the law. what the opposition of the law. what the opposition of the former government was saying is that these two men are the first two political prisoners in donetsk era. the way things are panning out, we are bound to see more of this in the coming days and months. thank you so much. that is it from me. to stay with us. more on those stories coming up. you are watching bbc news. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion s share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates.
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change the descent of his polling numbers? no, i think that he skated by. i think he got applause when he talked about covid and the things that he did in florida, that is where he did shine. otherwise he was pretty, you know, nonessential i would say out there on the stage. but he really lucked out when vivek plagiarized barack obama, by incorrectly talking about the american revolution was won because of our constitution, which by the way came 13 years later, and then decided to say that we should ban the department of education or get rid of it. i think that is pretty telling that maybe he needs an education there. so i think that desantis really did luck out in the fact that what was supposed to be a desantis versus vivek ended up not papp panning out. weirdly disrespectful of desantis status that he was sort of ignored. i think that he was able to use that to his benefit, he was able