shapira josh genocide, declared that they are against his vice presidential nomination, not because of faith, but because of his sympathy for israel. some democrats feared that shapira's nomination would reignite the bitter intra-party battles over israel and the gaza war. for republicans, who generally hold a pro-israel position, this is a real gift, trump's vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, has already called the party's top democrats anti-semites, and in general has actively joined the fight, he does not leave harris in his comments. tim walt's track record is a joke, he has always been one of the most radical leftists in the entire us government. kamala harris' choice of walt means she's bowed to the most radical left wing of her party. but did n't trump do the same thing, consciously or intuitively , in the hopes of winning the support of his conservative right wing, when he chose trump 2:0, as they call it, to be his company? wens, in a sense, and are ready to change their shoes every second for the good of the cause. walz is harris 2.0, and more. he's a small-town midwester

kamela haris facing accusations of anti-semitism over the news that she did not pick governor josh shapira as her vice presidential nominee because of his jewish roots, fearing the loss of muslim and pro-palestinian votes. jewish voters, traditionally overwhelmingly democrats, are unhappy with the left wing of the democratic party’s critical stance toward israel, with some on the left even equating the terrorist group hamas with a key ally. the democrats are probably going to compensate for the loss of their loyal electorate at the expense of new migrants, because it is izzaharis , as they say. trump is trying in every way, for some reason he has already announced three rounds of televised debates with kamala harris. in addition to the agreed upon september 10, he named two more dates: the fourth and the twenty-fifth. the kamala and harris headquarters neither refute nor confirm this information, and it is possible that this race is ahead of the locomotive. the democrats can use it to show how much now. their opponent feels insecure. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washingto

having rejected the candidacy of pennsylvania governor josh shapira, as they assume because of his jewish origin too pro-israel, the dem party demiurges decided that only kamela haris should shine in the remaining three months of the campaign, and the new partner of the democratic candidate was literally howling with joy that evening. i stand before you today to proudly announce that... gays and straights, and already as governor of minnesota ordered that feminine hygiene products be available to boys in school restrooms. governor walz is one of the most ardent defenders of the right of teenagers to change their gender at will, and upcoming debate with the republican number two. that he himself is not like that, but his own electoral weight is still small. donald trump sees the world a little differently than we do. first of all, he does not understand anything about serving the country. he does not have time for it, because he is too busy with himself. trump weakens our economy to strengthen his position. he laughs at our laws, he sows chaos and discord. ahead of uharris and waltz, a fiv

shapira “josh genocide” have said they oppose his vice presidential nomination. not because of his faithause of his sympathy for israel. some democrats feared that shapira’s nomination would reignite bitter intra-party battles over israel and the gaza war. for republicans, who are generally pro-israel , it’s a gift that trump’s vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, has already called the party’s bones dems anti-semites, well and in general he actively joined the fight, he does not leave a stone unturned in his comments from harris wallace. this is a joke, he has always been one of the most radical. comes from the midwest from a small town, this is a man who took the republican seat in the house of representatives held it, the idea is similar to the choice of jaydee vance, to try to reach out to small communities to help the cause, democrats think he is smart, funny, love to be in his company, and this is also important for the company, camel harris needs loyalty confidence of his partner, because there will be many tense moments ahead, and many of these tense moments, of course, are con

younger than trump, but nevertheless, yes i personally thought that kamala harris would choose josh shapiravernor of pennsylvania, who is 10 years younger, since pennsylvania is a key, the most important of those states that determine the outcome of american elections, a swing state, and josh shapira is a jew, which is important given that kamala harris is accused of pro-palestinian sentiments, but no, kamala harris chose a like-minded person, someone who will be convenient for her, because, as bloomberg writes, for example, tim waltz, he was nominated by the left wing of the democratic party, look, as harris weighed in, als's vote was being pushed by progressives and labor leaders who touted his policies as governor, including offering free school lunches and expanding paid family and medical leave. it's a backdrop that democrats hope will appeal to voters in an election in which the economy is the determining factor. and, for my part , tim walts is known for his support of marijuana legalization in the state. minnesota he naturally legalized marijuana with the support of the lgbt movement

their first rally, philadelphia, the swing state of pennsylvania, and the opening act was governor josh shapira, the governor of the state. they say shapira had a better chance of becoming right hand of haris, he was considered for this position until the very end, but then... the president not because of his faith, but because of his sympathy for israel. some democrats feared that shapira's nomination would renew the bitter intra-party battles over israel and the war in the gaza strip. but didn't trump consciously or intuitively do the same thing in the hope of gaining support from his right wing conservatives when he chose trump 2:0, as vence is called, for his campaign. in a sense , they are ready to change their shoes every second for the benefit of the walz cause, this is and harris 2-0, and more. this is a small-town midwesterner, a guy who took a republican seat in the house and kept it. the idea is similar to the choice of jaydee vance, to try to reach out to small communities to help the cause. democrats think he's smart, funny, and they like to be around him. and that's important for

is their first rally, philadelphia, the swing state of pennsylvania, the opening act, governor josh shapira there, the governor of the state, they say shapira had a better chance of becoming right hand of haris, he was considered for this position until the very end, but then intervened in the matter ... and because of his sympathy for israel. some democrats feared that shapira's nomination would renew the fierce intra-party battles over israel and the war in the gaza strip. for republicans, who generally take a pro-israel position, this is a real gift. trump's vice presidential candidate, j.d. vance, has already called the party's bones the dem party anti-semites, and in general has actively joined the fight, he does not leave his comments from harris wals stone upon stone. tim walt's track record is a joke. he has always been one of the most radical leftists in everything. usa, kamala harris' choice of walt means she has bent the knee to the most radical left wing of her party. but did n't trump consciously or intuitively do the same thing in the hope of gaining support from his right win

having rejected pennsylvania governor josh shapira, as is assumed because of his jewish origin and too pro-israel position, the demiurges of the democratic party decided that only kamela harris should shine in the remaining 3 months of the campaign. i stand before you today to be proud. usa. the frantic applause of harris is now the main job of the waltz, although the procedure for online voting of the democrats without traditional primaries has already caused bewilderment among republicans. no there is no other evidence of harris's victory, other than this statement. but there is a vice presidential candidate. tim waltz was the kind of teacher mentor that every child in america dreams of. that every child deserves. the rainbow pages in tim waltz's track record have already pleased representatives of some minorities. so , while working as a teacher, he organized the first gay community at school. met a training ship of the baltic fleet of smolny. he visited this harbor, makes a long voyage, which will become practice for cadets of the naval educational institutions of the ministry of d

level, if you look at the swing states, if you look at the moderate voters, you would like to see josh shapirathe team, but you know what happened, the pro-hamas radical left democrats said: for the kids in minnesota, it all started with the gay-straight alliance, which the respectable geographer waltz, who was simultaneously running around in china on a murky state department program, organized at his school, and it all ended with feminine hygiene products in the boys' restrooms by this militant transgender. who is guarding the state's lgbt sanctuary status under governor walz. we are responsible for giving our community the opportunity to live the lives they want without fear of violence, censure, and political attacks. in contrast, all this violence is, of course, only welcomed. minneapolis, birthplace of the blm riots. tim walz. tim walz, you can see the picture on the screen. he allowed minneapolis burn for 4 days. tim walz allowed. to happen the second largest local riot in the history of modern america. our film crew worked on the protests over the death of george floyd from the first d

experts say that haris's most likely running mate is josh shapira, governor of pennsylvania, one of thecriticized for his ardent pro-israeli stance. in his youth, he even wrote that the palestinians were incapable of creating their own state. also on the list of candidates is a former astronaut markley. one of the darkest pages in world history: 79 years ago, the united states dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima, an instant. the city was wiped off the face of the earth, on the third day after that there was a tragedy in nagasaki. in japan today, mourning events in the memorial park strike and bells, minutes of silence and white doves in the sky. it is hard to believe, but during the ceremony, not a single politician once again named the culprit of the deaths of tens of thousands of people. not a word about america, but officials found a reason to mention russia, allegedly our country threatens nuclear weapons, the prime minister said. about the loss of historical memory and what it leads to? pavel cholkin. august 6, 1945, tinain island in the pacific ocean. in the strictest secrecy , on

number of other candidates who were quite openly striving for power, first of all this concerns josh shapira, who was the main competitor at the last moment. i think that in any case the elections of waltz and shapira, who stood closer to the center, who occupied. accordingly, increased taxation and so on, so i think that the reasons why the waltzes were chosen, they are quite understandable, but the negative aspects, here are the images of this couple that arise, they will ultimately be unfavorable for the democrats, that is , most likely this is a miscalculation, but the coming months will show. for now, it is clear that valts will take on the main burden in terms of speeches, in terms of attacks against trump and wens, and harris, who, to put it mildly, does not shine in this area, will go even further into the shadows, although in the 16 days that have passed since her actual nomination, she has managed not to meet with journalists once, not to answer a single a freely posed question, therefore. abc, which quite frankly, in general, positions itself as a pro-democratic tv channel, while,

the most likely candidates in the media are the governors of pennsylvania and minnesota, josh shapira tim walz, as well as senator mark kelly from arizona. exactly 79 years ago, the world learned that such a nuclear weapon. on august 6, 1945 , an american bomber dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. the us authorities have still not apologized for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of japanese. at the memorial ceremony, japanese politicians traditionally did not name the culprit of the terrible crime against the civilian population, but they did find a reason to... a b-29 dropped from an american bomber exploded at an altitude of half a kilometer above the place where this ceremony is now held annually, becoming the first use of nuclear weapons against civilians, doves, laying wreaths, schoolchildren's speeches, the order of actions remains unchanged from year to year, changes... speeches, although here too there is a moment in which the japanese show consistency. the ceremony was held according to the standard scenario with the traditional delicate non-mentioning of who exactly dropp

and harris are being accused of anti-semitism, due to the report that she did not take governor josh shapira as her vice presi... the us has been repeatedly warned by the owner of the social network x, former twitter elon musk. this evening, he promised to conduct a long interview with donald trump. the announcement of the conversation is published by himself on social networks. he promises that this will be the interview of the century. trump is trying to regain the elusive attention to himself in every way, for some reason he has already announced three rounds of televised debates with kamala harris. in addition to the agreed upon september 10, he named two more dates: the fourth and the kamala and harris headquarters do not deny or confirm this information, and it is possible that the democrats can use this race ahead of the locomotive to show how insecure their opponent now feels. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. well, now urgent message of the news agencies of the armed forces of ukraine opened fire on the border zone of energodar the shelling was heard within

until recently , pennsylvania governor josh shapira was considered the favorite for the post of vicedemocrats. he could help. the police dispersed migrant tent camp in the center of paris, the tents were dismantled and loaded into a truck without being dismantled. the homeless did not resist. earlier, about 100 people were located on the place de la basilica to draw attention to their plight and the need to provide them with housing. people who serve in intelligence are not even physically strong, but simply stronger in spirit, the maroon beret is a symbol, that is what he wears, i believe that there should be a model in everything, people should follow him, worse is impossible, better is possible, we have always had such a motto in life, pushed these people in the doorway and, probably, it's all... a dream and you want to open your eyes and wake up. hello, this is the fifth studio program, my name is yuri bogdanov, today we are discussing two topics, but we continue to monitor, firstly, the situation in the middle east, and we will discuss the pre-election situation in the united st

just a day ago, pennsylvania governor josh shapira was considered the favorite in the race for the viceomination. but apparently, the democratic party decided that this was not very successful. the candidacy is now due to his jewish origins and too pro-israeli position, for the republicans, waltz's nomination was a surprise, but they thought that such an inconspicuous candidate would only make their task easier. donald trump called the duo of harris waltz the most radical leftist duo in american history. and today at 1 p.m. on our channel there is a new broadcast of the author's program nasha. june 23 , the isu attacked sevastopol with american cluster munitions. the shelling ended, it was scary, well , i thought, it's going to fall now, it's all going to explode, well, and we ran down, of course, it can't be described then what i felt, there was fear, pain, and hatred, and anger, firstly, they started carrying people off the beach who couldn't walk, well, who were injured, yes, they were carried out on these beach chairs, we have all the information by this hour, irina rossius and my c

favorite for the post of vice president among democrats was considered to be pennsylvania governor josh shapira, he could help harris win in this state, which is considered one of the key ones. however, shapira called walz a dear friend at the rally and wished him victory. provisional government bangladesh will be led by the nobel peace prize luriad muhammad yunus. his candidacy was supported by students. earlier, they staged mass protests against the system of state quotas for positions, which, in their opinion, provoke unemployment. the rallies turned into chaos. on monday , students stormed the prime minister's palace, forcing her to leave the country. amid political turbulence , the bangladesh army also began a major reshuffle, and the country's police association announced a strike. the police will do nothing until the employees are confident in their safety. as the association stated, 450 police stations have already been attacked. there are dead and wounded. and the government of niger is breaking off diplomatic relations with ukraine. this was stated by a representative of the military

according to the agency, there are two candidates left: pennsylvania governor josh shapira and minnesotar tim walz, both supporters, staunch supporters of the kayev regime, and boast that their headquarters have large diasporas from ukraine. walts established a partnership between minnesota and chernihiv region. shapira released it back in 22. a guide to collecting money for the armed forces of ukraine and donated it himself with a ukrainian thug. well, while kamela is choosing a russophobe partner, trump is taking away her young audience. donald flew into the broadcast of the popular streamer adin rosson in style. trump appeared from the tracker 50 cents. the song was not chosen. by chance, it begins with words that are quite relevant for donald after the recent assassination attempt. a lot of people wish me death, blood is clouding my eyes. dude, i can't see anything, i'm trying to become who i am destined to be. well, trump, of course, is trying to become the president. during his conversation with ross, he again promised that after winning the election, he would immediately. call put

mark kelly, transportation secretary pete butte engine and kentucky's andy beshear, tim walz and josh shapirannsylvania. her decision expected by tuesday. as for tonight the campaign is grappling with the report of second gentleman's past doug emhoff, the report saying he had an affair during his first marriage years before his involvement with harris. in a statement tonight, emhoff saying he and his first wife, quote, went through some tough times on account of my actions. i took responsibility and in the years since we worked through things as a family. >> 94 days from now we are going to win the great state of georgia in an epic landslide. >> reporter: former-president trump in atlanta, georgia tonight where the latest polls show a tight contest. tonight at the same event where harris rallied 10,000 supporters on tuesday and kaud on trump to honor the planned september debate. >> because as the saying goes, if you have something to say, say it to my face. >> reporter: but trump now wants to change the date and the network, challenging harris to debate him in pennsylvania on september 4th w

i honestly thought that again, from the point of view of the election campaign, she would take josh shapiragovernor of pennsylvania, who, firstly, is younger, and secondly, pennsylvania is the most... that kamala harris is often accused of pro-palestinian sentiments, but no, she chose tim waltz, and as the american press writes, she chose why, because he is her much greater like-minded person, he is a protege of the liberal wing of the democratic party, that is what the washington post writes. tim walz has been criticized by republicans for being too liberal in his policies as governor, legalizing marijuana for adults, protecting abortion rights, expanding lgbtq protections, providing free college tuition for low-income minnesotans, and providing free breakfast and lunch for minnesotans, but many of these policies have been widely popular. walz also signed an executive order eliminating college- degree requirements for 75 percent of jobs in the state minnesota. this move has received bipartisan support and has been adopted by several other states. what is your assessment of this closed nomi

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josh shapira, the governor of pennsylvania, was not chosen for this very reason kamal and harris as vicet, vice presidential candidates, because again the left progressive wing opposed it, because he is jewish, and accordingly he was immediately associated with... with israel. and finally, just yesterday a very curious sociology, which was published by the chicago council on global affairs. only 35 democrats support the involvement of the armed forces of the united states in support of israel. only 35 democrats. in total , only 41% of americans in the country as a whole support that the united states should, if anything, participate with its troops on the side of israel. and this. here he really wants the nobel peace prize, perhaps he will intensify negotiations with iran, we'll see, at least this is the fruit that hangs low and reaches him you can probably reach it, well, and... as for the democratic administration, well , look, the same thing has already been said, the americans are tired of endless wars, in the eyes of the american public, the middle east is precisely the place where

state, whoever wins in pennsylvania usually wins the elections in the united states, secondly, josh shapiraa harris is accused by many of being too sympathetic to the palestinians having a jewish vice president, accordingly, increases its electoral prospects and support from pro-israel americans. opinion polls today show that harris and trump are neck and neck, here are today's data from the new york times, each is gaining 47% by a similar amount, and just in the state. the history of american elections shows that if the unemployment rate decreases before the elections, then the incumbent president who is running for re-election, in this case harris, wins, yes, if unemployment grows, then vice versa. it means the status quo candidate is losing, so naturally trump immediately blamed biden and harris for the fall of the american markets. let's listen to what he said: the stock markets are collapsing, and i told you, kamala doesn't understand anything, biden is fast asleep, the incompetent us leadership is to blame for everything. and this instantly became yet another narrative of the republic

already rushed to say that since philadelphia, it means that haris chose pennsylvania governor josh shapiramedia think so. called the words of donald trump , a video literally appeared on the internet, where at that time the future vice president says that she has to make a choice on a daily basis between being tough and to be a bitch, and then laughs infernally. trump proposes a debate with haris on fox news on september 4. haris accuses the former president of trying to avoid the debate, but trump says his commitment to abc was for a debate with biden, not the vice president. the vice president has officially won enough democratic delegate votes to secure her party's nomination. a new discussion begins about whether there will be a debate. trump said on friday that he had agreed to offer. from fox news while harris' company says it is sticking to its scheduled debate on abc on september 10. trump had promised to debate president biden on abc, but pulled out after biden withdrew from the race. in the arena, trump is focused on his opponent, vice president haris. we'll do it on fox news if

frankly, i thought kamala harris, or rather the democratic establishment will choose josh shapira precisely, why she chose the left, this in turn is explained by the new york post, which actually talks about a conspiracy on the part of the anti-israel lobby, who accused shapira of being a jew, gave him, therefore, the nickname genocided josh, that is, genocidal josh or josh genocide, that is, you know, the governor of the state of pennsylvania turned out to be guilty of how netanyahu behaves in relation to. a group of anti-israeli leftists, they hate israel with a passion, naturally. i don't really agree with the interpretation of this american publication that it was the leftists who advised kamali harris to choose one candidate and ban another candidate and not choose in genocide, yes, because the influence of the leftists in the democratic party is greatly exaggerated. well, the leftists, we are talking about what they are criticizing now. the state of israel, they, by the way, many of them criticize the biden administration for its tough policy towards russia, these are the same democra

harris choosing governor josh shapiro as her running mate because he says he's excessively focused on his own personal ambitions. >> is that likely to be enough to turn harris off shapira? and does that make him any different to any other politician you're fetterman is a loose cannon at this point. >> i mean, he is someone who was even more supportive, netanyahu than almost anyone else in the democratic party is very critical of the movement on biden. i would not be shocked if he has a primary race when he comes up again in 20 a serious race when it comes up in 2020 the point that he's making that as a germ of truth is that if you are picking shapiro and you when you are kind of, you are clearly putting a thumb on the scale in the succession for the democratic party going forward. whereas barack obama picks joe biden, who was presumed at that point to be someone who did not have ambitions of his own. and that kind of reassure the obama team that biden would not be out freelancing for his own benefit. walks might fit into that category more than shapiro in the sense that fewer people can imagine him running for president one day. but your job is to win as the nominee, p

plays out, but josh shapiro came with a whole lot of energy that you could see has the potential to upstage kamala harris, just put on the table what cnn's reporting is tonight about why shapira didn't end up being it says shapiro, who was favored by some of the democratic party and anti-trump republicans as a more moderate selection she did not go over well with harris's team during his vetting interviews, sources familiar with the process told cnn walls came across as deferential and co-operative, shapiro struck some as overly ambitious with a lot of questions about what the role of the vp would be the other thing is this speech tonight really kind of showed you this, as i said earlier he's got a lot of main character energy and that's not really what you go for for a vp pick. i think the culture also rewards authenticity and you cannot fake that energy and that vibe that you have with someone. when we think about obama and biden running down the hallway or eating ice cream whatever they made them memes, those are real moments and i think that she certainly had to be thinking about who she was comfortable with, who lifted her up. it's not being a woman leaves. there's going