Readers discuss the effects of the Colorado River’s dwindling water levels. Also: Liz Cheney’s future; Jerrold Nadler’s feminism; living with diabetes.
Ms. Cheney, who was trounced in her primary, acknowledged on NBC’s “Today Show” that she was considering a White House bid. She also announced a political action committee.
running and andrew cuomo thinking about running. there is a leadership vacuum. the only thing to really agree on is trying to keep the parts of the obama legacy. how much weight do her words carry now? it is clear she has a book to sell. she still has, of course, like very strong views about the election and what happened as her book title is. i think for her supporters there is a moral cause in standing with her. they saw her absolutely she was the winner of the popular vote. they still see her as a great voice on these issues. but in american politics it is about reaching that middle and reaching those sort of 3ur7al state voters and swing counties in pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin. she wasn t able to reach them. i don t know if these kind of statements do that. she spent a lot of her earlier years fighting for women and so i want to ask you about the weinstein scandal. it took hillary clinton about five days after the new york