the holocaust with no proof. this is extraordinary. this is a 360 degree failure. this is everybody s fault, and it starts with the candidate who has lied or been dishonest or been misleading or all of the above about basically his entire life story based on the reporting. but is also a failure of his own party, which has a responsibility to vet candidates. it is a failing of his opponent, the democrat who said that he knew about a lot of these problems and talked about them, but really, if he really knew about them, he would have been talking about them a different way. it is a failure of the press. our collective responsibility is to help people find out things that other people don t want to tell them so that they can make good, informed decisions so that democracy can work for them. everybody failed and none of this is working for the people. should i know that the head of dccc the democratic campaign committee is a new yorker who lost his seat and we re just learning about all
29% say they re going on dates closer to home to save on gas. ahead of cuffing season this winter when singles are looking to partner up, they re looking for cheaper dates. what about video dates? tell us about that. i ve not to be honest, that s kind of a new concept for me. that wasn t around when i was in the dating world. is that a popular thing? so early in the pandemic, people got really used to video dates because they were stuck inside, and that s continued even though people are back out there. so 37% of singles say they re open to video dates, and that s up from 8% pre-pandemic. singles are using these first video dates to vet candidates and make sure that they actually want to go on a date with them in person and spend the time and energy. i guess that makes sense. so how are dating apps faring due to inflation? right, so dating ing apps ar
election for school board in your area. next year, 2023 and it s not political, not not republican or democrat candidates, it s just who you are. and they are ainsley: what are you going to do? how do you know where they stand? you can tell the ones who are in office now seated you can tell by the way they voted and the things they say during the meetings. and we will have an opportunity to vet candidates and make choices. in one year eric you have a fourth grader and sixth grader. you are out on farming dale public schools. you say you feel like the math scores are down because parents don t know how to do common core math. it s called the new math and we were taught differently in school. absolutely. it s just more that was the 10 years ago and still rearing its ugly head today when they locked them down and we had to try to help them with math, fourth grade even. sixth grade. eighth grade, ninth grade. it doesn t matter. i can t help them and the divide
voters, you know, who are going to make this determination. they may find this all a few bridges too far. you know, when you look at all of the barnacles that he s picked up. it s not just the abortion question. it s not just the domestic abuse or the incoherent answers and the other problems. so, i think the campaign s in real trouble right now and this is not good news. although he s raising money off this abortion issue. i ve received an email. chip in money. you know, saying the allegations aren t true, it s not true about the abortion, but send me money anyway. they re trying to monetize this. i thought i understood politics, once upon a time, we used to vet candidates and try to find out these issues before they got into the race. now, this is a new world. barnacles is one way to put it. karen, i wanted to pick up on something that eva noted in her report, senator raphael warnock has not been very aggressive in going after walker on these
vote. lam telling chinese state media low voter turnout could be a sign the government is doing a good job. this is hong kong s first general election since china imposed major voting reforms. new mechanisms to vet candidates, making sure only so-called patriots, those loyal to beijing, can run. those reforms and a sweeping national security law imposed by beijing. in the wake of 2019 s pro-democracy protests. erasing many of hong kong s freedoms, promised for 50 years under one country two systems. pro-democracy activist and former hong kong legislator nathan law now living in exile in london. he calls this weekend s vote a selection, not an election. it s impossible for us to get into the race. so i think it s really clear for all of us that this is just not an ordinary or not a free and fair election.