call yet for the senate to change its rules on the filibuster in order to get two stalled voting rights bills passed. he says he s tired of being quiet, this after apparently having quiet conversations were months with members of congress about voting reform. i m tired of being quiet. sadly, the united states senate designed to be the world s greatest deliberative body has been rendered a shell of its former self. we must find a way to pass the bill. we have to change the senate rules, including getting rid of the filibuster for this. ironically, tired is exactly what his reporters seem to be feeling, some in his own party are growing zpaegtd voicing frustration that biden hasn t done more to get these critical pieces of legislation he just referenced through. the freedom to vote act, the john lewis voting rights advancement act, especially members of the african-american community who, full recall, were promised this after his election. the african-american community s
It was on the mind of his predecessor if only to find 11,000 votes, and the mind of president biden s attorney general merrick garland whose justice department has sued the state for its alleged discriminatory voting laws and the mind of senator mitch mcconnell who is trying to claim the title of majority leader, a title he lost when the georgia state-run yoch elections painted the state blew. it is on the minds of republicans and democrats alike when they debate the viability of the bill that bears the late of late representative john lewis, himself a son of georgia. georgia is on the minds of political strategists, weighing whether the choices of voting right champion and second-time gubernatorial candidate stacey abram. her choice not to attend president biden s speech today, if it wasn t about a scheduling conflict but to follow virginia governor-elect glenn youngkin who distanced himself from an
Or was she herself conflicted about getting beside the president of the united states? and if so, what message does that send to him, to members of congress, and the georgia electorate? now abrams put out tweets thanking president biden for, quote, refusing to relent until the work of protecting voting rights is finished. she also welcomed him back to georgia. she also did mention that they spoke by phone as president biden said, and she reaffirmed their, quote, shared commitment to the american project of freedom and democracy. i wonder, was that reactive or instructive on her part? biden for his part is trying to fight through the blowback for his decision to wait, frankly, this long to give a speech of this caliber and strength on the right to vote nearly one year into his presidency. but let s be clear, this is not just about one man or even the speech of one president.
Knowledge? where? it is totally accessible to you if you want it. for the public, is it accessible to the public? to the public. great. we look forward to reviewing it. you are totally incorrect. we look forward to reviewing it. senator marshall, dr. fauci has answered, it is public information and he s happy to give it to you if you look at it. what a moron. jesus christ. so clearly he s had quite enough of all the shenanigans. for what it s worth, senator marshall is a former physician himself. that makes it all the more stunning to think about why dr. fauci is being attacked by his colleagues and what has he done wrong is the question he himself is asking right now. i want to bring in another doctor, dr. zeke emanuel, former member of then-applpresident-el biden s board. you hear dr. fauci express the frustration, the angry, frankly, and the sadness involved in his
Members of the african-american community who, full recall, were promised this after his election. the african-american community stood up again for me. you always had my back, and i ll have yours. now, biden said he would have the backs of black voters who had his back back in 2020. but when it comes to voting rights, did he push them to the back burner? i mean, it s no secret that more and more states, at least 19 states, have enacted 34 laws that make it harder to vote, particularly if you re a voter of color. that s why members of georgia s voting rights groups refused to attend today s speech in atlanta. president biden visit the crypt of dr. martin luther king jr. with vice president kamala harris before going to the