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I think the challengete for president biden is going to be he s going to g have to persuad the american public. he s going to have use that bully pulpit, and maybe that s what tomorrow s speech is partly about. but he s going to have to keep doing that and educate the public. it passed and by a good majority because through g his fireside chats he d already educated people why this was necessary. so that s going to be the continuing battle i think for biden to use that public u persuasion and make su that theio country and bipartisanship that s there right now and these other people remain as you said a weird group of people out there, and not the pro-russian people but the people who don t want us to necessarily use our energy, time, andus money for something over there then we ve got a problem here. when president biden goes and gives that speech tomorrow in
0 it was actually 108 people in the heavenly hundred. the youngest of them was just 16 years old. it all happened as the combination of protests that had started the previous november. people are protesting in ukraine. because the government of that country had had the chance to sign on to a big trade deal with europe, a deal that was expected to have big economic benefits for ukraine, just episode bring ukraine closer to europe, and closer to the west. people in ukraine bought weird forward to it. this is a popular thing that they re very much wanted. but the president of ukraine at the time he decided he wasn t going to do it and he basically decided that because russia didn t want him to do it in 2014 the president of ukraine and i know this sounds rude to say but he was basically a a puppet of russia, of vladimi russia had paid for his political rise and for his political party. they had worked to install him in power. they totally controlled him. he was theirol guy. that was how
this is long headed on many levels. first, he ought to just stand up andus tell the truth and not tr to evade that. it looks very bad. two, this is unprecedented. i don t think there s any case on this but it s not that hard to decide if speech or debate does not apply in this case. all you have to do is look at article 1, section 2, and article 1 section 6 and the 12th amendment. basicallyen those say the vice president shall open the envelopes and the votes shall then be counted and article 1 section 6 says that members of legislative body may not be held to shall not be questioned for speech debate in any other place. the vice president s whole premise was that his role on the 6th opening the envelopes was
THE Water Department hopes to finish replacing a damaged fixture at its Kogopon Treatment Plant by tomorrow and bring an end to the water woes which over 10,000 consumers in Papar and Kinarut have been experiencing over the past three days