are spending over $250 million here creating jobs and other economic development all over the place, so i hope you will remember this in november and give us your vote. i am trying to buy your vote. i ll be honest about that. cheering and applause and i promise we will make wisconsin great again! we re going to make it great. cheering and applause thank you, mr governor, thank you very much. thank you. i m here tonight to lay out a vision for the whole nation, to every citizen, whether you re a young or old man or woman, democrat, republican, independent, black or white, asian or hispanic, i extend to you a hand of loyalty and of friendship. together we will lead america to new heights of greatness like the world has never seen before. we were right there in the first term. we got hit with covid. we did a greatjob. nobody knew what it was but nobody s ever seen an economy pre covid and then we handed over a stock market that was substantially higher than just prior to covid c
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purchased by americans for the afghan army, the one that collapsed into recent days. today the white house is responding to those painful images of human suffering, here is national security adviser jake sullivan at this afternoon s white house briefing. president biden and all of us as i said in my opening comments are heartbroken by the human consequences that have unfolded and could continue to unfold in afghanistan. we believe passionately in human rights and human dignity and we want to work with the international community to advance that wherever we can, but president biden was not prepared to have american men and women continue to fight and die in the civil war of another country in order to achieve that. we will use every other tool at our disposal to achieve that and we will do so day after day, month after month, in the period ahead on behalf of the people of afghanistan. we gave 20 years of american blood, treasure, sweat and tears in afghanistan, we gave them