gabby s mom and dad came to houston, moved into a friend s house. her mom was able to be in the hospital every single day. good job. it is a good time for people to bring this in. this is the break. oh, my goodness. mark was always the one advocating not only for her medical care but for her emotional needs as well. wow. he hung signs on the door about kind of the rules that he expected. it s your favorite flower. stuff like, don t cry, be positive. they re not roses. they re tulips. tulips. yeah. don t assume that she doesn t understand what you re talking about because she probably does. you tell mark, i love you.
else. we are talking about puerto rico being a part of the united states. i ve been watching this issue for a few years, not gonna run a platform called the beat about puerto rico. it s very divided, there s a lot of people who want independence from the u.s.. and there are those who don t. i am curious, how do most people on the island feel and what is the benefit of either of these? that s a very difficult question and the so-called votes that measure what people actually desire. usually have very low turnouts because they are nonbinding, let puerto ricans know that at the end of the day and you know, there is no voting power on the island. so they have lost faith in a kind of electoral measures to register their own preferences. i think i mean and you know puerto rican intellectuals and freedom fighters from past generations have talked about stuff like, caribbean federation.
team to the ground, kneeling on his back and putting him in handcuffs. the 14 year old you saw pinned down is the kai hussein. we spoke to . or he spoke along with his father and attorney, ben crump. so, my friend was arguing with a high schooler and i faced him about it because he was bowling because he was bigger than him. he smaller. stuff like. that younger. so, i don t like the fact that he s doing that. then, he starts doing the same thing to me. so, he put his hands in my face. i slapped away. after asking him to get his hands out of my face. and then, he pushes me. i start storing punches. we end up on the ground. the officer [inaudible] me in my back. the officer pulls him away. then comes and helps handcuffed
teach critical race theory. it is vital that cadets understand the history of the racism that is shaped both foreign and domestic policy. the reality of the constitution as it upholds the rule of law, but also allowed slavery and has been used to perpetuate legal discrimination, yet nowhere in the article does she mention the 13th amendment, the one that outlawed slavery, or the one repealing prohibition, cat s favorite. meanwhile, defense contractor has launched its own antiracism program that promotes critical race theory. according to internal documents obtained by chris truffaut, the programs ask employees to do stuff like, identify their privilege, step aside to allow disadvantaged voices to be heard, no one actually quits her job, and to colonize their bookshelves, which has employees asking this is a bomb company, right?
for impeachment. they might even have said stuff like, we don t like president trump or we think that he s sexist or we disagree with the things he says or we don t like the way he treats or we don t like the way he handled stuff with ukraine, but when it got to the pivotal question which is should this be an impeachable offense, many didn t think so and many didn t think it would work in the senate anyway and it is a waste of time and money. that s a cautionary tale that nancy pelosi was saying for a while, impeachment is a bad idea. it shows the steep hurdle that will be faced with some of the voters that may be pivotal to the election results. these are groups in ohio, florida, pennsylvania, again, those key battleground states. talk about what you were saying about the distraction and the unease and the exhaustion some people are already feeling about 2020. how does that affect, say, the