Good morning, to sunday, july 28. 100 days until election day. It is a new race in the landscape but ultimately the same decision. For or against democracy. A week into our candidacy, Vice President Kamala Harris developed a formidable and enthusiastic campaign for us. Both supercharging and compressing a process that normally takes months into mere days. Harris is deciding on a ready made, reportedly considering eight candidates with a select top contenders. Several of whom are campaigning for this weekend. She is expected to announce her choice by august 7. Right now harris has more than enough pledged delegates to win the nomination and she is expected to be declared the official democratic nominee this wednesday via virtual vote ahead of the Democratic National Convention which begins August 19th in chicago. Yesterday harris had a big fundraiser in massachusetts with included an introduction by None Other than James Taylor and also delivered virtual remarks to the voters of Tomorro
Administration. The president indeed marked this national holiday with a deeply personal remembrance and passionate defense of democracy. And thats because this Memorial Day 2021 comes at such an uneasy time in our nations modern history. Biden began the day at Arlington Cemetery with Vice President kamala harris, Secretary Of Defense Lloyd Austin, Honoring Americans who died on battlefields. After laying a wreath on the tomb of the unknown, biden spoke of his Son Beau and veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our democracy. Each and every Day Democracy itself is in peril, here at home and around the world. What we do now, what we do now, how we honor the memory of The Fallen will determine whether or not democracy will long endure. Democracy thrives when the infrastructure of democracy is strong. When people have the right to vote, freely and fairly and conveniently, when a free and independent press pursues the truth founded on facts, not propaganda. Now to why its such
This national holiday with a deeply personal remembrance, and a passionate defense of democracy. And that is Because this Memorial Day, 2021 comes at such an easy time in our nations biden began modern history. The day with Vice President Kamala Harris Secretary of defense Lloyd Austin, Honoring Those Americans who died on battlefields after laying a wreath of the tomb of the unknown Biden Spoke of his laced Son Beau and reflected on The Fallen veterans who said made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our democracy. Each and every Day Democracy itself is in peril around the world. What we do now, how we honor the memory of The Fallen, determine whether or not democracy will long endure. Democracy thrives on the infrastructure. Democracy is strong. When people have the right to vote, freely and fairly and conveniently on a free and independent press pursues the truth founded on facts and not propaganda. Now why its such an uneasy time in our democracy, the President S very words as sever
Sykes. And Ed Luce is with us as well. Its really good to have you all on this monday morning. Well get you to former President Donald Trump continuing to perpetuate his Big Lie about the Election Fraud inform A Moment, but first, over 100 Million americans are now fully vaccinated. The u. S. Reached the number on friday and the total u. S. Population is now almost 30 fully vaccinated. Vaccine hesitancy remains a threat, though the country is really trying. It is a threat to the countrys chances at achieving herd immunity, which is really what the united states needs in order to put the coronavirus behind us. A front Page Story in The New York Times says scientists believe the virus will, quote, likely become a manageable threat that will continue to circulate in the u. S. For years to come, still causing hospitalizations and deaths, but in much smaller numbers. All right. And well get to the issue with india, which is another story in itself which does have ramifications in just A Mom
Parents in Massachusetts are fighting against an old law, rooted in bigotry, that keeps their kids from accessing special education services at their schools.