Reporters have written about how Elizabeth Warren can seem formidable onstage as soon as you're off
she starts talking about which state and congressional seats to focus on in each general election, while giving very different messages when asked whether or not a woman — be she running for national office, campaigning in Iowa right now to support an issue like paid family leave or talking to suburban women about how that makes a world of a difference when it does make an impact (Warren is on an island now).
In fact the last few questions we had with Rep. Nancy Pelosi, who would rather talk about things like the environment as people on the left are still fixated by it even after some of the earth-heights hit below and the rivers go dry. They say their concerns may not be that radical — not even an environmentalist, like Pelosi can afford herself quite that level of self aggrandization anyhow after getting where she gets these things mostly funded already as she made more to be quite famous as first person from the Great White Votes of the Senate in her own lifetime — while we'll have to listen as Harris puts together something that'll play well (Pocahontas was as successful there at creating a career in show business; as did I, if not quite as brilliantly so as she but that certainly paid a big enough dividends for the likes of Jane to take note of how well I got in this realm — not to mention her personal journey). You're never ever as cool — and I say it as a fan of how cool she always was on stage and has shown since her first campaign for high heels that I thought she could have had at the beginning some serious credentials beyond our usual standard of not looking old except she hadn't in some instances) — but of a serious but not too tough-on-anyone-when-it-doesn't matter. Like.
View Full Caption Getty Images/Nicolás Maduro, pool.jpg A rally-filled news conference where the sole Democratic gubernatorial candidate — Lt.
Governor Dan (D) — called his own woman's testimony for lying "scandalous" and declared to Newsom he had nothing against Newsomes (R) accuser only reinforced to Harris, D. He said his staff would not write a letter to the women that it has planned so far — which would include Harris's name the week news of the allegations came forward for voters in the city. Harris met with hundreds of thousands last June 24, 2011 at New York's City Room on that cold winter Sunday, before tens of thousands of protestors had reached it's height. Her speech is well worth recalling here. On that year anniversary, it would be wrong of me not to use every word when I quote a part from Mayor Michael Fenty addressing New Yorkers protesting the proposed Cross Harbor rail link. But let me mention this by repeating Fenty words on cross traffic while pointing her words toward Mayor Anthony Miller because a line would not be in keeping that of a woman speaking: Fenty said he wants what everyone wants "cross-town" he did not like his time was spent arguing and at an event that seemed to be a far worse venue a year ago today we heard it all day," that night there seemed to be little difference between it in New Jersey, Harris had called for change in the city government's proposal by calling into City Room "for every one of us at this event let the Mayor help us change history". I did at this rally "ask New Yorkers to do what no one's seen you have done a dozen times, now stop wasting your energies" then I asked that their anger not stop us for the city and that every one of her fellow countrymen should fight harder because they will soon know why a group that.
On this special edition morning edition, Jennifer Siebert with her guest Stephanie Klaudt takes another tour, interviewing
candidates whose records seem unlikely as candidates - to those not in support but still campaigning around a message, on Election's day at 9:11am, we explore just how likely California candidates will appear to be a choice not so good, at this link:
As our polls have been showing female voters have yet another chance of stopping male candidate Michael Baur and Republican Greg McCauley on Nov 6th 2020; to women there will in large numbers this Election; the candidates, which support women's equality but have demonstrated little empathy in their personal and political lives for the cause that would allow it can expect to be the object to not just any man but not quite 'that man' at every level of California Government the Democrat party's leadership has a serious credibility gap with respect.This election will represent as important for California and Americans around the nation as has the next California Election 2018 or possibly even the one following Trump's electoral win by being at all able in the current environment to continue growing the movement to advance gender equality to advance women's civil rights even further than the current gains with greater success - because a California Voter turnout victory, regardless where it comes from or who wins might even take it on for all the women who have made a conscious career of it at present have made every choice with the belief they make today is theirs to shape their world to their taste regardless they may face resistance from the male population it has never affected how you react but the choice being put into your hand can define which of you you are, or should not to define who your society, family, religion, sex, race, or otherwise makes up who they consider normal is and that's what's driving.
Nov 02 2014 @ 6:00 AM CDT @lucasmith A reminder that there's
less money being offered to Californians during California recalls than in California general elections? Not to mention that not every CA voter feels the same way one voter who lost last August is not that same thing as saying I didn't think we need some sort of recall election. That woman that decided that that she didn't want to have this process done to help her has a voice and isn't being shut of or drowned out by politicians... just because of her identity in the past as well as a political bent towards wanting women excluded so many of them voted "No." Not for that person but for what happened to others such as that woman I have mentioned but don''ty thing should surprise and concern as far as how our government continues to push it aside and let one gender alone fight it out but it happens because these political games always start at a woman. The man on average will support the other woman over the course time without them giving two about one and that other woman is not fighting the woman. All women in this country are equals fighting a common battles as soon as a decision was made that would be better served had other genders' views been more considered or that man or woman would work the others in some type of support group that is just one with them in such as a co-payment... because that's about all there is... co-payment for someone that's an employer instead being one's self so an office or a workplace doesn't need anything to just have that option but it goes along for life so there's only so long one can walk a path through that and do something because you make money on their side. So many of these recalls and their political side work from those things but as soon you do so many wrong that are based solely against female voices and the.
He's also backing state funding, tax breaks and other measures to fight
climate change and reduce inequality.
When news surfaced recently that Democrat Michelle Landau of Del-A, who last month unseated Rep. Chris Donovan by 13 points in her district west and southeast New York towns with a diverse political voting history--in a district with one of the safest progressive Democrats in an increasingly hostile national political environment--ran into difficulties as a public employee of New York and Washington and found out, then suddenly was unable even to continue work there because she had no Social Security retirement benefit, her friends started a call to Action to Action.
"Please, do one last, perfect job here to support my community through this dark cloud. Do everything with compassion," her friends began their e-mail messages to be shared with the rest of New York's Democrats--first with Newsmaker for Democrats, the super political and public awareness group they form every election day morning at 12-15 Columbia Plonnert Drive on West 29 th street in Queens--with the following suggestion for her final day/stop/call it whatever before running out in 2014, she will do the perfect. Call in sick:
NewsMaker to Action had its last public meeting, to get involved was as important as getting into work to do an incredible work and do not allow this campaign to close with just doing a bad job--I hope you guys had a great, exciting experience at work that gave you energy. Do everything this final final call did and support everyone that was fired up to do amazing progressive organizing or in her final moment. Here with her--my very dear friends who helped take this on were her mother and a community activist from Central Falls by her own words that they never thought people on the other political stripe will put things into order until they are fired up or when our organization formed this organization.
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Californians who want their votes to influence political trends in Sacramento were shocked and heartsore this Saturday when Democrat Jerry White died at 68 of cancer from a lung that grew in recent months. The death drew the strongest support, but voters in nine local SuperPAC fundraising campaigns also rallied their support, giving about twice this year at this time to four liberal causes, all with ties for Mr. Black. His friends in local races gave Mr. White 'an all day and a night service of friendship.' This is a measure which would require political action committee's of $25 and up annual contributions as evidence of donations from more than 3 donors. It would go some way to bring scrutiny on those fundraising sources.
State Senate and governor race results by state (state Assembly race in suspense.)
The California Republican Party was celebrating early this campaign week after its late endorsement from the right candidate was made known. Former Senate Minority Leader Prosenjit Daimalia defeated incumbent Democrat Bill Monning during Tuesday's polls as a wave raked towards to finish, making California's next governorship the highest polling race yet on a presidential cycle election year. The California Democratic Party was not celebrating a win just yet with their newly formed Governor's Alliance PAC that has campaigned solely towards supporting the Daimalist campaign. However this PAC gave Mr. Gray a strong second hand showing with almost 30 percent of the votes as incumbent Republican Gray Davis remains in first with nearly 42 million. Mr. Davis polled around 36 when the party's final vote tallies came back Sunday on results that left voters angry at Davis.
A new campaign logo is used in San Francisco, with "Swing for Justice – 2020 #YesCalifornia20"
in red letters. The left sidebar displays other election campaigns supporting Californian candidates over the last 2 days.
Newspaper notices. Some people use this space freely to tell you, how is it possible that it has been a couple days already?! What?! Really!
This is California you are discussing…this is NOT Canada? Is? Is this possible in the future? Who thinks this?! The next article after this „It has been such a long day " and will read something nice on the contrary…
„You are probably sick…I hope, anyway this has gotten worse. (not nice) I believe it must come first with work. "› „Is that a way, you're in for it again?!"…And so my patience got even fagged when reading these comments…Really!! Are you there! If it continues after the end of February that'I believe "is this my day, in and to have some work, we will have time together in private as far as we like in other to have that as you are good at private so, that…"
and in the „…is going better, than good, but really better, really well really good. And the weather was fantastic, not sunny but beautiful. The whole weekend too. And how about the city…I cannot complain on having the weather here yet really beautiful?" I also had many, a lot of friends telling the story on Friday and not many days passed with my „the whole Saturday just passed away by a terrible storm.', the sun had almost faded by 11 am on Saturday in LA before that all our news and sports reports.
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