candida moss, thank you once again for candida moss, thank you once againfor guiding us candida moss,ain for guiding us through that awe—inspiring ceremony. and as the beautiful bells of notre—dame toll once more, i will leave viewers on bbc news. as candida said there, this is a moment in history. for the catholic church, for paris, for france and, indeed, the world. from me, maryam moshiri, outside the cathedral of notre—dame, it is back to you in the studio, martin. studio: thank you for taking us through that very symbolic moment for paris, the reopening of notre—dame afterfive moment for paris, the reopening of notre—dame after five years of notre—dame after five years of a very detailed, complex and expensive renovations. emmanuel macron, the president, somewhat embattled politically, talking about what can be achieved when many people get together with the same mindset and a sense of unity. we will leave paris for the moment and bring you back to some other news here from london. i'm tanya beckett, could have you with us. let's bring you some breaking news from syria. the focus

candida came, what?immunity, a healthy lifestyle and a good mood are very important, so when we don’t have enough sun, yes, then it’s understandable, vitamin d, but it’s better to consult a doctor, as if your mood has dropped, these are already symptoms of all this, so, well, and accordingly, you need to remember these things that we have indicated here, pay attention to... we have a lot of diseases associated with nail fungi, women have rare manifestations when under the breasts , if wrong can. speritanite, this is very important, why? as soon as it appears in the blood, the so-called invasive candida circulates, this is a serious condition with a huge mortality rate, well, these are hospital cases, and as for the home, that means medical things - it’s only with determining what kind of infection it is, this is determined in mainly pcr methods, which are prescribed by the doctor and culture, that is, you yourself on the outside. you can’t determine anything from a photograph, because there are a lot of

candida moss is at the university of birmingham.he previously taught for almost a decade at the university of notre dame. the award-winning author and co-author of seven books she has also served as the people's news commentator for cbs news and ned writes a regular column. in addition to regularly commenting on affairs for cbs, she has served as an honor expert for cnn and fox news has a prudent documentary to the likes of cnn, nbc, national geographic. she is joined in conversation tonight by doctor shively tj smith. neww testament at boston school of theology at the author of strangers to family. diaspora's convention of god's household. candida moss is present in current new book gods and ghostwriters, enslaved christians in the making of the bible. for the past 2000 years, christian tradition and pop culture have credited the authorship to a selected group of men. matthew, mark, luke, jon, and paul. but hidden behind that names in famed individual or a cluster of unnamed enslaved co-authors and collaborators for these essential

candida moss is edward cadbury chair of theology at university of birmingham. she briefly talked for almost a decade at the university of notre dame. the award-winning author and co-author of seven books, should also serve as they cable news commentator for cbs news and rights a column for the "daily beast." in addition to greatly n religious affairs for cbs, she has served as an on-air expert for cnn and fox news and has appeared in documentaries the likes of cnn, nbc, and national geographic. she is joined a conversations i buy doctor shively t.st j. smit, sinceve a professor of new testament at boston university school of theology and the author of strangers to him, diasporand and first invention can't household. candida moss is presenting her new book "god's ghostwriters: enslaved christians and the making of the bible." for the past 2000 years russian tradition, scholarship, and pop culture credited the authorship of the new testament to a select group of men matthew, mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individual or a clus

>>asean, which is an important part of candida's indo pacific strategy, what are we doing here ?the last year and some have taken several trade emissions specifically into the member states. i have been to singapore, malaysia, vietnam. i will be in the philippines and indonesia later this year and other markets next year, but what does that mean? it means canadian businesses coming here into asean creating trade and investment relations in the region, so we are grading those partnerships, investment partnerships and those relationships, and when you are talking about supply chain, it is the company that is manufacturing apart here or creating a technology in candida, creating that kind of collaboration a partnership to make the supply chains were resilient, and it is underpinned by strong fta's. when you trade with candidate you are trading with 65% of the world's economy through canada's free-trade agreements. we have important markets in north america and many of the asia-pacific countries through the cpttp, so working with candida and us doing this means more resiliency underp

golden stephylococcus, you know, you can show up for happiness, remember i said, there is already candida, but there is not much of it yet, but here first described there 100 or 200 cases, now there are already 4.00 cases in six months, but now it’s going crooked, but there’s no cure for it at all, that is, not at all, it starts out just like goldenrod, because it’s golden. started in hospitals, nursing homes and so on, candida aureus, now also in hospitals, nursing homes, but i think it’s also a loss, because - there was no cure for methyl resistant at that time, that there is no cure for this, all that antifungals don't work on candida aureus, so i say this is a hospital - this is the last place where you need to be in terms of, well, at least even the infections got from there as soon as possible, as soon as i could crawl. someone is at home from the hospital undergoing treatment, you need to be attentive to your health, everything will be fine, time for the section questions for the doctor, raise your hands, we will answer, good morning, alexander leonidovich, i’m 62 years old, basica

thank you for that, candida.re who have braved the rain and the wind. they have come to capture these moments, to be here, to be present, with this front row seat at the making of history. applause another round of applause for the musicians. as the congregation awaits the next stage. emmanuel macron. translation:— stage. emmanuel macron. translation: before we get started, translation: before we get started. to — translation: before we get started, to tell _ translation: before we get started, to tell you _ translation: before we get started, to tell you how- started, to tell you how thankful the people of france are. this is gratitude to everyone who saved, helped and rebuilt notre dame. gratitude to everyone present at this moment where we are going to restore it to the catholics of paris. the catholics of france and the catholics of the whole world. yes, tonight the bells of notre dame are ringing again. and this is an amazing moment, and soon we will hear music of hope, known to france, people of the world,

albicons from the body and, as they write, 150 other species of candida, what is candida, tell our citizensandida , we really like to sow, because it can be present in the mouth, nose, intestines, esophagus, and in the vagina, this is a normal situation when it is present there, that is, it manifests itself, that ’s how much i we know it's thrush, that's it so this is the type, the type is thrush, thrush can be in the mouth, thrush can be in the female genital organs, rarely in other places, it’s just thrush, but if it suddenly... in this protocol, treat for a long time, treat persistently , for months, completely eliminate sugar from the diet, well, god bless him, completely eliminate flour, sugar dezhalka wheat flour, well, everything that is made from it, it’s a pity for bread, well, there’s also pasta there and it produces a lot of things, like rye also exclude flour, oatmeal and that can only be very... i would like to urge tv viewers, our citizens, not to succumb to the tricks of ostap bender, because they do not sleep, they are always ready to come for your money under the guise of v

>> para cÁndida la alegrÍa es indescriptible. >> i get to her and just feel all the love that has been maybe i'll get something right. >> ella dice que los padres que la criaron fueron muy amorosos y que ella siempre supo que no eran su familia biolÓgica. por eso, al encontrar este lazo familiar sin pensarlo dos veces, comprÓ un vuelo y viajÓ a nueva york acompaÑada de su esposo y sus dos hijas. mira su hermana nuris la recibiÓ con brazos abiertos en el aeropuerto ayer, cuando yo la busquÉ al aeropuerto, yo sentÍ tanta emociÓn al verla. tambiÉn hay otro hermano que dice fue robado y que no han encontrado hoy pese a ese dolor, la familia agradece este nuevo capÍtulo y ya planifican el prÓximo encuentro. >> quÉ bien! con eso nos >> quÉ bien! con eso nos vamos yo te dije no te vuelvas a meter conmigo. ¿y qué pasa. conmigo bájale. no tienes pantalones.

para cándida la alegría es indescriptible.o país. el reencuentro décadas después en nueva york fue posible gracias a una prueba de adn que vinculó a cándida con un primo on amazon prime. one day just for the heck of it and i was like maybe. maybe i'll get something right. ella dice que los padres que la criaron fueron muy amorosos y que ella siempre supo que no eran su familia biológica. por eso al encontrar este lazo familiar sin pensarlo 2 veces, compró un vuelo y viajó a nueva york acompañada de su esposo y sus 2 hijas. mira oh my goodness! su hermana nuris la recibió con brazos abiertos en el aeropuerto ayer, cuando yo la busqué al aeropuerto, yo sentí tanta emoción al verla. también hay otro hermano que dice fue robado y que no han encontrado hoy. pese a ese dolor, la familia agradece este nuevo capítulo y ya planifican el próximo encuentro. de ojos abiertos porque esta historia es demasiada asombrosa para creerla. pero realmente sucedió? una familia de oakland está celebrando una reunión que tuvo lugar este verano con un

candida moss isuniversity of bi. she previously ht university noe dame. the award ar coauthor seven boo. she has also served cbs and writes a regular column for the daily in addition to regularly on religious affairs for cexperd has ap■]peared in documentaries for the likes of cnn nbc and national geographic. she is joined in conversation tonight by dr. shibley tj smithw testament at boston university school of theology, and the thor family, diaspora and first peters invention of god's candida moss is presenting her new book, god's ghostwriters enslaved christians and the making of the bible. for the■ past 2000 years christian tradition, scholarship and pop culture have credited the authorship of the new testament to a select of men. matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamed enslaved coauthors andb■ collaborators. these essential workers were responsible for producing the earliestanuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. nd refining the words of

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a month out from inauguration day in president-elect donald trump's tariff director taken effect, candidaillar plan to strengthen the border security and immigration system and includes blocking the fentanyl, increasing information sharing and under limiting unnecessary border traffic candida is proposing 913 million american dollars to enact the new majors in hopes of avoiding trump's.and 25% tariff on all exports into america, your congressman nicole malliotakis the northern border security caucus. it is good to see you, thank you for being here. it's incredible that these threats in these leverage are having an impact, how do you see things. >> that's the difference between a tough president it was no nonsense like donald trump versus what we had for the last four years where you have seen for an adversary over us and take advantage in our neighboring countries not be serious about the problems affecting americans. i think this is great news and what we've been waiting to hear president trump is making a difference and he's not in office yet. it's great news we have more cooperation fr

and fecal enteroc were found in all samples, a lot enterocosphelis is very much... similar fungi candidascovery of one of these microorganisms somewhere in a school on the surface or even in the office cafeteria, it will be a scandal, therefore do not step on the floor anywhere in the shower, only in shoes, and after all, treat your feet with an antifungal agent. if you visit swimming pools, public places of use, treat the skin of your feet with antiseptic agents with fungicidal properties. which destroys the fungus, this is how irina does it now, every day i treat my slate, be sure solution, dry, then sit down, treat my feet, nails, legs, and it also happens that fungi get inside, fungal diseases are divided into superficial on nails, skin, in the ears and under the hair on deep. in the paranasal sinuses, on the tonsils, in the stomach, intestines, joints, lungs, kidneys, yeast-like fungi candida settle, their colonies form a cheesy coating and cause bronchitis, pneumonia, runny nose, inflammation of the esophagus and stomach, even prostatitis, mold can settle in the organs if you eat m

. �* ., , ,., , consider his viability of his candida . �* ., , , , candidacy.t- _ candidacy. ben, it absolutely is significant. is _ candidacy. ben, it absolutely is significant. is the _ candidacy. ben, it absolutely is significant. is the former- significant. is the former president, this is the washington post confirming he spoken to ally saying he does not see thatjoe biden has a viable path to victory and he wants the president to consider dropping out. this of course comes out the back of what we seen a washington as well, a growing number of lawmakers in the house of representatives, also decided publicly calling on the president to bow out of the race. they are worried about the democrats ability to wake president biden stability win and also lawmakers for reelection down the ticket as it�*s called. as we hear this chorus grow it comes as president biden has his ended his campaign at the moment because he contracted covid. all of this is putting ever more pressure on the president. in context, it is only 20 democrats in the house of representatives so f

okay, candida rice is smart, of course, she can probably write an article, but she won't become president, kamela harris will become one, and what's more, imagine kamela harris in a worn leather jacket, a red headscarf with a mauser in her hand, when she enters congress, maybe, wow, that's her essence, she's a prosecutor and a livka at the same time. nothing has gone away, another thing is that she's a political weather vane, that is, now she's openly denying what she said and that there are recordings, they exist, i will help, please give us trump, who clearly says between whom and whom is the choice now, just a confirmation of andrey's words, this election is not a choice between democrats and republicans, it is a choice between communism and freedom, that 's the thing, your candidate? wait, but the last 3 and a half years of this decade fell on your administration. i am talking about the era that began about 10 years ago. then there was. has not governed for a long time, biden was a figurehead, kamela was behind all the actions harris, of course it's not true, it's far from true, but t

thank you. former us president, the republican, candida donald trump, has a breakdown to the pennsylvania town where he was talking to it in the sauce. the nation of time in july security was extra tied for sat today's event with just one month until the election folds show a close race, including in the key battleground, state of pennsylvania, from supporters to deliver an election day victory, and vowed to never quit. for nearly 3 months after a snipers pulling narrowly missed killing, the former president, trump train has returned to butler, pennsylvania, complete with higher security and merchandise commemorating the assassination attempt. on july 13, trump spoke defiantly about the events that day, which left him wounded in one of his supporters did. after a man with the rifle was able to take up position on a nearby roop top and fire on the republican candidate as he addressed the crowd. is searching the 2nd story to gunfire. time stopped as this vicious monster finalize your table from is snyder's perch. not so far away, but by the hand of providence and the raise, you've got that

, so candida can have its own sovereign capabilities. >> you have spoken about the nationstate levelp specialized cloud or sovereign specialized cloud, and we look at what hyper scalers are doing. when we talk about h 100 we are talking about a design that ships to the hyper scalars. what is this business plan will you deal directly with governments and states to add to what is already being done in the private sector? >> as much as possible, we should utilize clouds. it is accessible, the technology is martin. our partnership with microsoft and aws and gcp and other cloud service providers make the technology accessible so that everybody can have benefits from it, but there are also regional capabilities in each one of the countries that would like to be able to build on this important infrastructure. artificial intelligence is about the generation of tokens and final analysis. these are numbers that come out of computers interpreted as intelligence in each one of the various domains that we serve. so the production of these tokens, the generation of these tokens require ai supercom

blue stick that is present in the air in any room, and a small amount, namely a separate colony, candidal not get sick, no, nothing will happen to him, but if we are talking. pour a drink into a glass or drink through a straw, and if there is none of this, then wipe the lid with an antiseptic. and now it's time to return to the topic of products that can legally be completely different from what we expect, we have already found out that in packs of the hit spice cinnamon, often its cheap and ... an analogue of the braid in 80% of cases in the food industry , of course, paritsa is used, obtained precisely from the bark of chinese cinnamon, that is, from cassia, therefore experts do not advise buying packs of ground spice, they recommend taking whole sticks and grinding them at home in coffee grinder or blender, real cinnamon is fragile and will crumble in minutes, and household appliances may not take thick cassia. it is also difficult to understand what is in jars with zucchini, eggplant, and indeed any vegetable caviar. zucchini cream may contain eggplant, eggplant cream may contain zuc

in the tune of $100 billion, trump jokingly suggested that candida become the 51st state which caused prime minister and others to laugh nervously for this year the trade deficit with canada is expected to total roughly $55 billion that is down from $80 billion in 2022, last year 77% of canada's exports worth 400000000000.79% of mexico's experts which is worth $472 billion was sent to the u.s. meanwhile trump will be traveling to paris this saturday to attend the reopening of the notre dame cathedral the historic cathedral was damaged after a devastating fire five years ago and it is sense been rebuilt, 50 world leaders are expected to attend the invite only ceremonies this weekend president biden is not expected to attend but first lady jill biden is this comes as a french government is on the brink of collapse with a no-confidence vote planned for tomorrow after prime minister pushed through a contested budget without parliamentary approval. thank you so much, brooke sigman, chris mcmahon your reaction. >> there's a lot going on, that's a huge issue they gotta get consensus that the

then, i saw that this caused great rejection among them, but the americans stood firm, demanded, candidae called, which means that prime minister sharon demanded it directly and the elections were held - as a result, hamas came to power completely legally. the palestinian issue seems to be an absolute dead end, inescapable, and has been going on for a long time. now there is another surge that reminds us that there is no escape from it, but there were periods, well, at least, of expectations and hopes, like the nineties, and if you remove emotions, if you remove all sorts of, that is, political manipulations, over these 30-odd years, have we made any progress in this question, if we talk specifically about the palestinian problem, then the answer is negative, no, no, in the sense that i won’t even move it back. that is, what was, is, or some negative dynamics, perhaps thanks to very intense work and ours, it must be said that the american, american administration, especially the bush bicker administration, when it was possible to convene the only such unique forum in history, the madrid

we were at the pier last night , it was viewed as the ellis island of candida with more than a million people coming into this spear to begin life as canadians from europe. seven of my eight great-grandparents came from ireland to the united states in the 1850's, and the eighth was the diverse one, came from scotland with a scottish dad and an irish mother. but then i had an experience that was a pivotal experience of my formation, which was being a missionary in honduras in 1980 and 1981 in the northern triangle, one of the countries that is traditionally produced the most folks who are coming to us of the border looking for refuge here in this country. why haven't we done something? can we do something? there was a lot of reasons we have not done something since the immigration reform bill of 1986, but i'm going to tell you one. we, me, politicians, leaders, live coverage here on c-span2. >> the u.s. doing this. >> to take a step back, we are okay and seeking to engage with counterparts. the secretary has been briefed and we are keeping the developed. let me mention it is ironclad an

una canción que a lo mejor sea muy conocida de ellos porque no recuerdo quienes son mejor con las cándidaside. es este un himno para todos aquellos fanáticos de de esa canción que le ibas a cantar? no, no, no, nada más el coro. muy bien, te lo tarareo. buenas noches. a ver. hola (musica) >> (musica) esta noche noticias telemundo tiktok mÁs acerca de su prohibiciÓn. el senado aprobÓ una ley que contempla descontinuar el uso de la red social en el paÍs si no es vendida a otra empresa los prÓximos meses >> terminÓ la cacerÍa humana, encontraron con un balazo al ex policÍa acusado de violaciones, asesinatos y secuestros de su pequeÑo hijo arrojado al rÍo grande, si termino el vehÍculo de un traficante de personas que, mientras evadÍa las autoridades,se quiso lanzar a la carretera con los migrantes en el segundo del dÍa del juicio de donald trump relacionado a los pagos de la actriz stormy daniels revelan como el ataque a sus adversarios polÍticos fue parte de su estrategia de campaÑa en 2016 noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga muy buenas noches, les saluda nicole suÁrez en ausen

it is expected national and international issues wl part of the debate, as the republican candida theve already centered issues surrounding the israel-hamas war and some of their campaign rhetoric. gop hopeful and former congressman justin a. whose family is palestinian-american reiterated his skepticism of u.s. military support for israel in a post to x this week. his two publican rivals and others across the country have also made a part of their campaigns. next, an ad from michigan gop senate hopeful sandy p. and part of your radiohow appearance former congressman mike made talking about the recent spate of campus protests related to the ongoing israel-hamas war. >> women, tortured. babies, murdered. grandmothers burned alive. they refused to condemn these horrific acts. [indiscernible] they have no moral compass. you are an embarrassment to michigan and america. you should be ashamed of yourselves. i approve this message. >> i'm pretty hard -- pretty hard on this. if you're a student at that university, chanting antisemitic chants, guess what? no longer welcome at the university.

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let's speak to candida moss who is a historian of christianity and professor of theology at the universityhisjubilee thank you. tell us a bit more about what this jubilee means? jubilee year is really a year of grace and reconciliation. it is a period where people renew their faith is a period where people renew theirfaith inside and out is a period where people renew their faith inside and out and while it is for catholics and has been going on for 700 years, at the last great jubilee in 2000 popejohn paul ii invited all christians to join in this period of celebration and the theme of thisjubilee is hope. pope francis is talked about how there is a feeling the pessimism in the world and he wants to strengthen peoples faith and hope in the future as they look forward to the coming year. they look forward to the coming ear. ~ , ., , they look forward to the coming ear. , .,, year. why does it happen, where did this idea _ year. why does it happen, where did this idea come _ year. why does it happen, where did this idea come from - year. why does it happen, where did this idea come from in

we were at the pier last night , it was viewed as the ellis island of candida with more than a million people coming into this spear to begin life as canadians from europe. seven of my eight great-grandparents came from ireland to the united states in the 1850's, and the eighth was the diverse one, came from scotland with a scottish dad and an irish mother. but then i had an experience that was a pivotal experience of my formation, which was being a missionary in honduras in 1980 and 1981 in the northern triangle, one of the countries that is traditionally produced the most folks who are coming to us of the border looking for refuge here in this country. why haven't we done something? can we do something? there was a lot of reasons we have not done something since the immigration reform bill of 1986, but i'm going to tell you one. we, me, politicians, leaders, live coverage here on c-span2. >> the u.s. doing this. >> to take a step back, we are okay and seeking to engage with counterparts. the secretary has been briefed and we are keeping the developed. let me mention it is ironclad an

cristina is the matriarch of the candida family.achupa, cabo verde�*s national dish. it's made for local people and to be served at a nearby restaurant. the smell of the wood smoke and the bubbling stew is something else. so what have we got here? that's. . . pork. that's pork? yes. untranslated. all the different ingredients represent different cultures. cos that's quite important to this dish, right? we have the beans and the corn from brazil... yeah. ..banana, sweet potatoes from west africa... mm—hm. ..the meat came from the portuguese... yeah. ..and then the fusion. and now it's not from portugal, it's not from brazil, it's not from africa, it's for cape verde and the cape verdeans. yeah, yeah. to see all these nationalities that have shaped cabo verde come together in the national dish is a perfect metaphor for cabo verdean culture. but the question is, does it taste any good? thank you. obrigada! this looks good! i've been waiting for this. i've spent a lot of time watching it be made. i need to try it now. i've waited long e

. >> they hosted a debate candida.ld you describe the gop candidate style. >> all of them are rushingo contend that they are the most conservative end to get their candidates are fake conservatives even when there is not much daylight between their stances on various issues. 93they all have come out forcefully against president biden's order policies, although they have different ideas on how to combat illegal immigration. they also have had mercy stances on abortion, especially because ohio got a rerendum in which voters voted to enshrined abortion rights the state constitution. all three have said they would support federal restrictions on abortion rights. the one thing that does unite them all is they are trying to unite biden and brown. every time brenda was mentioned in the debate they always mention to biden and browne's policies because biden has low favorability ratings in ohio. >> of those issues, are there any that will resonate with ohio voters in the general election? >> immigration will be a major issue as

take a look at pennsylvania where the candidas are tonight for the debate. here the vice president again leading by one point, neck and neck. this is a tie in the swing state of pennsylvania. carter, valley city, north dakota, independent. what would you like to hear tonight? >> i would love to hear an attack against logical fallacies. let's look at policies and have harris take on donald trump's red herring attacks against harris and his ad hominem and his policy to other people to take off that spotlight. look at how harris, trump, biden have taken it away. the judges deserved to be convinced of arguments and have constructive critiques and criticism to them and look who strip that away. in essence of them which is honestly disgusting so i want harris to get out and take it head-on and be the person who will bring back real debate in america. >> that is carter in north dakota. tony from north carolina, republican, before we hear from you take a look at the new york times polling out of your state, another battleground state and it is 48% for the vice presi

i cannot provide content that promotes a specific candida political party or a specific candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? while there are many reasons, vote for kamala harris. the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field overcnumero. erienc additionally, her experience as a prosecutor and her record oe f accomplishment in the in ar areas of criminal justice and immigration reform makea e her a compelling candidate. >> joining us now, texas senator ted cruz. senator, look at this. you have yet the deep state. we saw it happen in 2020, 51. former intel officials, the fbi pre bunking their very real laptop that they knew would be leaked. you'vey were ebunking big tech. we know their involvement. mark zuckerberg revealed a lot of it. you have a corrupt media mob that is nothing but an extension of their press office. you haygot a democratic part that will lie and say anything about any conservative, any win an election. and this is what donald trump and every republican, including you,

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candida , the governors who were proposed, because they have a powerful team, they have a team that has contacts all over america, and this is the governor of california, the governor of pennsylvania, as well as the governor of illinois, there is chicago, and earlier we talked about the governor of michigan, but she said, she, she used to, or her spokespeople said, she would refuse to be president, and that she's not now... wasn't prepared for that, but now the conversation changes, because if president biden endorses vice president geres to be the candidate, and if, if she is the only one who has permission to use the hundreds of millions of money that has already been raised, no other candidate could have raised that much money and more money so quickly , then it is very important that she still remains, as she will be the president, then attention is paid to which... which candidate will become the vice president and which state, we could urgently defeat this candidate. that is, now, as far as i understand, the number one question. for democrats, it is is to sway at least a few perce