our climb will be steep. we may not get there in steep one year. we mayor even in one term.a, i e but america, i have never been more hopeful than i am tonight that we will get there. e. well, 15 years later, his party has gone from hope. nope, again, nope. they don t want biden the deterioration of our economy. well, we ve talked about this ad nauseam. abou obvious, but so is his own physical deterioration. ffect nauseanow, let s compare m fteen years ago to now. these are extraordinary times. this is an extraordinary election. the american people are ready. i am ready for rock is ready. this is his time. this is our time.. tiis is america s time. out. raq an iraq and irad n are iraq and iran. but iraq, not iran. it s really very, very dull when after all these years in public life, known for in two things ray ban sunglasses, the chocolate chip ice. wow.chip no iw undecer 51% of his own vos do not want him to run again. according to that new nbc agaiey that just came
Partnership. we could have workedwe cou to eliminate the patriot act. we could have reined in the war spending and pushed for new rules on industrial policy that would have really encouraged jobs and manufacturing in the united states . but look, the squawe couldd in e us more than they like their own working class, don t the squa they ? d, they hate our model leads to more t prosperity, higher wages jobs. and more jobs. their model leads to lesr mos o, everything except maybe pop , abortions and wars. so all you need to know about the democrats versus the republicans today is this and their transition. they got liz cheney and ours. we got tulsi abbad. as democrats continue to abandon the people who make this country function day in and day out, conservative populists candidates will scoop them up. that s how republicans will win back the senate and winbbard. the presidency again, because no nue to w we re the party of hoph and change. and that s the anglemp.
Spiked dramatically. traffic deaths rose by more than 10% in a single year. year. now in any year that would be odd and distressing b. but coming as it did in twentyas twenty , it was flat out f bizarre because as you ll rememberbiza in twenty twenty te was a pandemic. it had just started millions of people stayed home that year. t did ndido not drive to work. many didn t drive at all in twenty twenty roads were less crowded than they hadan ben in decades in this country. so of course you would expectew far fewer traffic deathser, lesr traffic, fewer people dyingff in traffic and yet there were more traffic deaths. i think that s where it gets weirder. if you look deeper into the numbers you sawaw that notil only were more americans dying in cars in the year 2020 a staggering number of those who died were black traffic deaths among african-americansin rose by nearly 25% in a single year. that s unprecedented. so in a normal presidential administration, that question why is this happeni
Fascinating and i can t wait to read sam s piece, but it s the shoulder shoving and getting your way to the front and chest puffing and everything else that goes along with it and it s this classic dominance ritual but it also feels very juvenile to me. well, it s the pushing and shoving to get montenegro out of the way, but i think i heard you, sam, saying it s not all men. not all men. i certainly defer to you on that. the fact that press corps traveled for nine days and never had a chance to ask a question of the president of the united states, when all these other leaders are doing heads of state briefings, it s something that we at the state department get ed to becaus we have the same situation on a lesr scale with the secretary of state not doing on camera briefings for us when he travels but he doesn t even take us on his plane so that s another story. sure. the economic of this for newsrooms is one element, right, where the trips are not cheap,