31, 2022. Welcome to washington journal. Our question is a third party or more needed in the u. S. . If you say the numbers are on the bottom of your screen. It doesnt matter what party. You can also send us a text. Tell us your name, where youre texting from. Were on facebook, on twitter and instagram at cspan wj. And it was the announcement this week by three former prominent democrats and republicans and published in the Washington Post and elsewhere their formation of the Forward Party. This is the piece in the Washington Post. Most thirdparties have failed heres why ours wont. In their piece, they say in a system that is torn apart by two increasingly divided extremes, we must reintroduce choice and competition. So is a thirdparty or more needed in the u. S. . We will hear from andrew yang and read more and some other views saying no a third party is not the way to go. Were joined next by bernard thomas, an associate professor of politics from the great state of georgia. Welcome t
Spoiler but open up the system to give voters better access and more choice. Americans want a Viable Third Party. Do you think thats still the case . Good morning, it is sunday july 31, 2022. Welcome to washington journal. Our question is a third party or more needed in the u. S. . If you say the numbers are on the bottom of your screen. It doesnt matter what party. You can also send us a text. Tell us your name, where youre texting from. Were on facebook, on twitter and instagram at cspan wj. And it was the announcement this week by three former prominent democrats and republicans and published in the Washington Post and elsewhere their formation of the Forward Party. This is the piece in the Washington Post. Most thirdparties have failed heres why ours wont. In their piece, they say in a system that is torn apart by two increasingly divided extremes, we must reintroduce choice and competition. So is a thirdparty or more needed in the u. S. . We will hear from andrew yang and read mor
Interference in our election and how Donald Trumps pick for attorney general could affect brutality cases, including the case of eric garner. Good morning, im tamron hall. Four days until donald trump is sworn into as president. 26 democratic members of congress say theyll join john lewis in boycotting the inauguration. Congressman lewis told chuck todd he doesnt see the president elect as a legitimate president because of the interference from russia in the election. Heres what Incoming White House press Secretary Sean Spicer told me on the today show this morning. Congressman lewis started this with your own chuck todd by saying that the election was illegitima illegitimate. Now they are saying john lewis started it and that is their justification for some of the comments coming from the leader of the free world. Now well bring congressman lewis live to you in this hour. Lets get to kristen welker. She joins us live from trump tower here in new york. A lot to cover. You heard the int
Metro Nashville officials want to measure the digital access and the lack thereof among Davidson County residents.
They are encouraging residents to take a survey designed to guide the city s efforts to bridge the digital divide gap in broadband access and exposure to technology from neighborhood to neighborhood.
Government officials are championing investments in broadband expansion. In Tennessee, state lawmakers passed a $42.6 billion budget that will pump $100 million into the effort. Federally, President Joe Biden unveiled an infrastructure proposal to invest $100 billion into building broadband that will reach all Americans.
The Metro survey is conducted by the city s Digital Inclusion and Access Taskforce, Vanderbilt Peabody and The Equity Alliance, a Nashville-based nonprofit advocacy group, according to a Wednesday news release. The survey is part of Metro s smart city plan Connected Nashville, a 76-person working group convened by former Nashville Mayo
Metro Nashville officials want to measure the digital access and the lack thereof among Davidson County residents.
They are encouraging residents to take a survey designed to guide the city s efforts to bridge the digital divide gap in broadband access and exposure to technology from neighborhood to neighborhood.
Government officials are championing investments in broadband expansion. In Tennessee, state lawmakers passed a $42.6 billion budget that will pump $100 million into the effort. Federally, President Joe Biden unveiled an infrastructure proposal to invest $100 billion into building broadband that will reach all Americans.
The Metro survey is conducted by the city s digital inclusion and access taskforce, Vanderbilt Peabody and The Equity Alliance, a Nashville-based nonprofit advocacy group, according to a Wednesday news release. The survey is part of Metro s smart city plan Connected Nashville, a 76-person working group convened by former Nashville Mayo