that's not what we saw, that red wave or red synonymy, that the polls had indicated that the republic republicans would come in and sweep through congress that didn't actually play out in these elections. instead, we saw these key races, the democrats, who were in battles and key races in the house of representatives. and even in the senate, managed to hold on to their seats. i just pointing to the state of virginia. that's what a lot of democratic observers and pundits today are pointing towards a 2 embattled democrats. they are managed to fend off their republican opponents. and that seemed to give the democrats a lot of momentum. one key factor that president biden himself a pointed to in that address said he delivered earlier today was the youth vote. so 18 to 2929 year olds. they turned out in record numbers and states like michigan and in wisconsin. and they really were instrumental in delivering some important victories. so to the democrats, so all, all, certainly democrats are seeing this as a far better day than they had expected. of course, at the end of the day, it does look like the r

continues with a razor thin race taken place for the control of the summit. meanwhile, the republic republican party is projected to win a slight majority in the us house of representatives. the moment as a native about the reaction from the us president, the context of the election is very key to understand. now the big red way the suite that was predicted for republican doesn't appear to have materialized. however, there were substantial victories. republican one wonders if joe biden would be talking the same way if that red wave added he'd materialize. he seems to have tell him things down from before the election when he was talking about democracy being at stake, it's satera about how he still has is. and on the veto pan, now it's important to know that despite the fact that joe biden seems to be turning things down, old in the united states indicate that 74 percent of us public is still unhappy with the direction the country is moving in. 71 percent believe that democracy is at stake and in question, an under threat in the united states. these are some ohio voters that you spoke to . i t

and republics, republicans getting kind of a last minute endorsement as well from one of the world's wealthiest men on twitter . in fact, it is the twitter c, e o e line mask. he has put a pin tweet at the top of his feed. it reads to independent minded voters, shared power curves, the worst excesses of both parties. therefore, a recommend voting for a republican congress. given that the presidency is democratic, so i speaking there apparently 2 independent minded voters telling them how to. 8 vote in his view, it is for a republican congress. so this is the message from one of the world's wealthiest men. i think that many americans have already on their minds that they feel that it is the economic issues, according to most poles that seem to be the top of their minds when it comes to casting their ballots. kimberly, if you are musk gets his wish and if the republicans take control of the congress, what would that mean then for the rest of biden's presidency it would spell doom for precedence biden's, legislative agenda. the president has a vastly different vision for the sort of leg

downs, subpoenas, and this investigations into funding republicans will say that it's all in the name of oversights. but so given that saw republic, a republican victory is a distinct possibility. democrats are probably bracing themselves for these developments. janelle dom allow many thanks a new trade war between the european union and the u. s. is in the air, the u, as upset about joe biden's inflation reduction act. the $738000000000.00 act aims to boost clean energy and reduce the cost of prescription drugs in america. it also includes tax breaks for electric cars and batteries, but only when they're made in the usa. brussels says those benefits for american vehicle makers would put e cars made in the u at an unfair disadvantage on the lucrative u. s. domestic market. u. s. president joe biden is on a last minute him pain tour in heavily contested districts trying to head off democratic losses in tuesday's mid term elections. and he talks about the issue most on voters minds, inflation. we also know folks are still struggling with inflation. and so our number one priority, that's why was my child from scott trial by sign inf

well for the republics and republicans rather, i mean some trouble for donald trump. so we're seeing right wing media like fox news, for example, raising questions about the former president's influence on the party. it was some of the candidates that president trump, the former president himself, hand picked that didn't fair so well for the republicans. he's not very happy about this criticism. as you can imagine, he's blaming the republican party, republican officials, for making bad choices. and at the same time, his rival rhonda santos, who's the governor of florida. he's getting praise to the skies for winning his re election so strongly. so handily. so even though we are expecting trump to announce that he's running for 2024, there is a lot of pressure on him right now to rethink and ask for the democrats president vine was asked about, as he said he is intending to run. he has to consult his family, his party advisors, and he's going to come to a decision early next year. there are some headwinds for president biden, he's turning 80 this month. he's still not a

i think that the lower house will take, of course, the republic of the republicans. of course, with the upper chamber here comes. right now, the dispute there was resolved by six states, in principle, six states that were controversial now depend on them and so far, according to them, it’s just the final count, so the americans don’t sleep on the map, but update it many times what happens next by governors. we now see 24 out of five governors were occupied by the republic of the republicans, and some places were also managed to be turned over to surprise even in the most democratic places of some, as it were, the county districts of new york, for example, or los angeles. where for more than 50 years and seventy years people have voted for the democrats. they voted republican. and although i frankly, i have always voted republican since i had the opportunity here in the usa but i am for such a thing, on the contrary, monopoly and the authorities and the way against excesses one side, because it always smells of some or dictatorship. it can even start. just some kind o

money run by machines we saw selling which no doubt would have benefitted from fossil fuel republ republicans. i bought one for the travel trust. it means we're looking for two years of gridlock in congress plus over the last 90 years, the markets rallied 100% of the time over the eight months after the midterms didn't matter today. that's okay. it not eight months. second shocker, last night we got a big disappointment from one of the most visible family friendly companies on earth. walt disney. all right. so let's talk about the stock of disney show started in 2005 i've been recommending this stock as a way for parents to get their kids involved in the market for decades i can't go back on that. i even have a one physical share of disney hanging in my office to remind me it is a must own. it's a big position for my charitable trust it's been like this forever but last night disney led its shareholders down. as we told investing club members and i quote, we are shocked and stunned by the poor performance and we're certainly not alone. end quote. you rarely see this kind of 13% -- that's -- o

greene, a republican of georgia pledged that quote not another penny will go to ukraine under a republic republican-led what is your response to her, and how worried are you with this narrow majority she is going to be newly empowered in the republican house? >> well, first off, she will be newly empowered, and the fact that she's supporting kevin mccarthy means he's made a lot of promises to her. that's how this business works. in terms of ukraine, she posted a video of wounded ukrainian soldiers and said they were being abused and used. look, when you're her, she's a millionaire, you have never sacrificed for a thing in your life, you have never served anything but yourself and your own goals, i can't expect her to understand what it means to actually defend democracy physically. she can pretend like she knows all she wants, she obviously doesn't. i think it's going to be a tough fight for ukraine. i think there's still a strong bipartisan support but i would not be surprised if kevin kevin mccarthy has to cut deals with democrats, because he's not going to get 218 votes for everything he wants to pa

genetic research for the selection of targeted therapy for oncological patients, and in the republic the republicanular kinetic laboratory is carried out, well-developed logistics allow us to concentrate the issue of prescribing this type of therapy with subsequent genetic testing is being considered, and the methods of genetic testing are quite diverse; the main ones are polymerase chain reaction, molecular sequencing, institutionalization, and other methods. these are very time-consuming methods that also require highly qualified specialists, which makes it just the same expediency to concentrate all research in one laboratory. another example of the treatment of oncological neoplasms in personalized medicine. this is a cell therapy from the name it is already clear that doctors take cells or tissues of the person himself in one of the directions associated with dendritic cells. they regulate the body's immune response in response to a tumor. and

i personally feel the republic -- republican party is out of touch with today. the voters went to the polls and they gave a clear message that even though the red wave may be right in some cases, they are really out of touch with what is in reality today. i personally feel, even though i am a democrat, i am also a veteran that ron desantis is a breath of fresh air for the republican party. the republican party should recognize that he has created a model state in florida and and we have something about mike pence. why is people not talking about vice president mike pence who had to go behind the scenes and clear up and clean up a lot of the messes president trump made? i think him and ron desantis on the ticket for the republican party will be a breath of fresh air and we need leaders who will unify our country, not divide our nation. in terms of security, we cannot ignore the social issues in our country because they are important but the republican party continues to ignore the millennials, the younger voters. our young people care about our democracy and our

. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an ex extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to this country. clear and present danger to our democracy. >> so basically what this tells us is that democrats have been out of the way, out of the ideas for winning the election cycle since september. at least. because that is a pitch to the ditch. last ditch ideas. what are we going to do, what are we going to tell people to get them to vote after we told them election laws would keep them from voting, shot ourselves in the foot telling our own base and everyone else don't vote. how do you get them out, tell them the sky is falling, democracy will fall with it, try that part. poor kjp. she seems so nice, she's beautiful, right? a lovely woman. it is not in the binder. because he didn't tell her what he was going to say apparently or she is not listening when he does talk. i don't know which it is. he made it very clear it is them and everybody else, it is

. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our rep republice republicans today intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that's a threat to this country. clear and present danger to our democracy. >> kayleigh: that was in september but perhaps the former president should have a word with the current president. >> emily: that's right. i think we've seen a level of disappointment in this alleged unifier in chief, someone who can paint on the one to unify the country. frankly up until wednesday, one of the greatest drivers of that really divisive rhetoric. we know he's been blaming the g.o.p. the whole time. he's been blaming the average american, the working american, for american that flies the flag stands for the flag or salutes the flag or dares to want to put their family first. that type of incendiary rhetoric is never okay. it's never okay on either side but i am sorely disappointed that our commander in chief, leader of the free world, not the first one the whole time to be saying that, that he wasn't tamping down the rheto

republics -- republicans have a lot of historical wind at their back, they also have an economy that is fueling an environment for voters to want change. inflation being as high as it is, cost of living is a major issue. in addition to anxiety about what is happening to my 401(k), that is hitting people in the pocketbooks and making them take another look at the party that is not currently in power. something that i think in this election is a little bit different, that doesn't just make it a huge slam dunk for republicans is the fact that normally, the right track and wrong track numbers would be a metric that would tell us republicans would have a great night. when you ask voters do you think the country is on the right track or the wrong track, they typically say wrong track. or are saying wrong track then we have seen in about a decade. early in the summer, it got a little better. the barometer would suggest the party out of power having a huge night. the difference is that you have a lot of people who are a democrat who are nevertheless saying, i think things are on the wrong tr

the upper house , so far they have only lost the lower house, there are a majority of republicans, but the republicf these ribo-republicans are moderate, as they say , it was not the trumpists who are so openly radicals, that's why the rout didn't fail well, it didn't happen, but we're waiting for the announcement in december, i think that in the senate it will be 50 for 50 and such statements by biden that we need to cooperate, nobody will have a big advantage, we will have to negotiate and find compromises. and regarding aid, well the aid will not be canceled, there may be tactical small changes there, for example, the introduction of some control tools for this aid, the reduction of the aid there is insignificant on some individual but global issues, the united states will from my point of view, they will continue bicameral support and the provision of this assistance. because here the reputation of the united states as a leader of the democratic world is at stake. they have suffered several defeats in various countries, including afghanistan and iraq and syria. in fact, ukraine will be allowed

i also have to say, for a long time i was amazed, he came to speak to the house of republic -- the house republicanst one point, and he had a knack of taking you around the world. it was astonishing. i saw him do it to or three times and i finally realized, all it meant was that he was very good at geography because once you have the map in your head, you could start in japan and go through korea to china, the map would lead you through the whole conversation but to the average listener, it seemed so amazing, that he knew all of these things, well he didn't know all of these things but he was able to organize them without any note because he was relying on the map. and that gave him the outline of what he was talking about. when i was growing up, when i first got involved, actually in the late 50's, my first really big campaign activity was as a volunteer of the nixon launch campaign at a time when there were no republicans outside of the mountains, the mountains were public and because of and that gave him the outline of what he was talking about. when i was growing up in first got involved in the

the house of representatives for a few more days, and i also don’t know if the republican party predicts that the republic, but this majority will be as tight as a razor, mr. mykola, for the majority of republicans with 218 votes, will they have these 218 i don't know yet, i don't know, they predict the commentators are predicting what it will probably be but it will be 2 3 5 votes than 18 it will be very, very and very very much a ball on skates, we have become you, there was some kind of miscommunication because our editors said that we will be more comfortable working in russian , but you have a beautiful ukrainian and this can not help but please me, i wanted to ask you for your opinion , thanks to which the democrats managed to avoid, well, not a defeat. affairs for many years i think that american society in the last few years american society is very popularized and i think that american society is getting tired of that and that's why this red wave or red tsunami is red - this is the color of the republican party, to understand, it did not appear in these elections, and i myself are those candidate

would you care to put your. thumb on how many seats per republic —— republicans might slip in a californiavery close. i think it is within a few hundred l i think it is within a few hundred votes. there is a potentialflip. there is another votes in northern... there is another and see where i would look that republicans have a good shot... there is art to flip opportunities and then the incumbents, people likejung kim, michelle steel in orange county and one who voted in favour of impeaching donald trump, in the central valley, impeaching donald trump, in the centralvalley, he impeaching donald trump, in the central valley, he looks heavily on his way to victory. i think republicans will be holding some seats and also looking to flip some as well. i seats and also looking to flip some as well. . . �* seats and also looking to flip some as well. .., �* , seats and also looking to flip some as well. .. �* ,._ ., seats and also looking to flip some as well. .. �* ,, ., ., ., as well. i can't say we are rooting for ou, as well. i can't say we are rooting for you. even _ as well. i can't say we

republics, especially trump-backed republicans, struggled in the ballot.eporter: one key issues that appears to have helped boost democrats at the polls is abortion-rights. >> currently, particularly as a woman, protecting reproductive rights in all forms in this state and federally is the most important thing that has been driving me and a lot of my friends and i think has really pushed a lot of us to get friends who maybe would not have voted or get people to look into who they are voting for and why they are voting for them. reporter: while counting continues in key battleground states, like here in arizona, with control of congress still unclear, for now at least, it seems the democrats have performed better than some expected them to. brent: and my colleague ines pohl is following these midterm elections for us and she is in the state of arizona today. ines, good to see you again. talk to me about why there is a delay in the election results there. ines: well brent, because it is so close. i am standing here at the maricopa county election center, whe

data as far as i see it, the voter survey that we use to analyze the election, the republic -- democrats -- republicans turned out more voters than democrats this election. i spoken to voters who believe that there way of life or their tradition or their idea of america is being threatened, and those voters would walk over broken glass to vote against stacey abrams or whoever. vote against biden. they turned out this election. and that's what republicans need, they need the base voters to show up, it helped in places like north carolina, but at the same time in order to be appealing to the base voters, some of the candidates did some things that scared off the middle. you have people like mitch mcconnell and his allies, and people in the more establishment republican party saying, wait a minute, we need to appeal to the middle and not scare these voters. how do we fix our brand? but then people like rick scott, and people like josh howley, i keep hearing from them, the problem is mitch mcconnell and the establishment doesn't understand or like there base voters. they cannot communicate with them and th

it is incumbent about all of us who care about our states but our republic helping republicans at every level tuesday, the president was right to dial that back. all that is focused in less than two days getting out the vote to make sure that republicans up and down the ticket win all across the country. neil: as you know, ken griffin, a big republican megadonor already placed his critical lot getting beyond this midterm tomorrow, governor, saying he would support governor desantis for 2024. says we have to move on from donald trump. your thoughts? >> well, it is going to be a wide open field. i think president trump based upon what he did for four years, remarkable record as earned the right to be considered for another two terms should he want to get in which is every indication he will but i also think it will be up to primary voters, ron desantis, nikki haley, mike inches, greg abbott, kristi noem, there is long list of candidates out there, republicans are blessed. we have a great farm team out there unlike the lack of that i think you see on the other side with not only the presid

the republicans, american polls, on the contrary, promise a majority, at least in the house, representatives of american television channels, as hot as ever. say so whom are the chances of the republicng in this election gives the republican party must destroy the monopoly of the democrats on the capitalist hill and gain control of at least one of the chambers. that's when it will be a fair game, but i think that the republicans will also take over the senate, this election is an indicator of mood and in society. and most importantly, confidence in the government of the majority of americans, biden's policy, they do not approve, analysts say, voters are worried about problems in the economy , taxes, and also crime on the streets of american cities from endless assistance to the lcd, including kiev , fatigue. look at inflation on prices you need to enter control and do it you need. now in 2 years the country will be at the bottom of the lafra duel. this is another step and a chance to change something ordinary americans need help and republicans will do it they won’t throw money away helping everything, but not much background. i have been living in new york since i was 14 and do not

i personally feel the republic -- republican party is out of touch with today. the voters went to the polls and they gave a clear message that even though the red wave may be right in some cases, they are really out of touch with what is in reality today. i personally feel, even though i am a democrat, i am also a veteran that ron desantis is a breath of fresh air for the republican party. the republican party should recognize that he has created a model state in florida and and we have something about mike pence. why is people not talking about vice president mike pence who had to go behind the scenes and clear up and clean up a lot of the messes president trump made? i think him and ron desantis on the ticket for the republican party will be a breath of fresh air and we need leaders who will unify our country, not divide our nation. in terms of security, we cannot ignore the social issues in our country because they are important but the republican party continues to ignore the millennials, the younger voters. our young people care about our democracy and our

data as far as i see it, the voter survey that we use to analyze the election, the republic -- democrats -- republicans turned out more voters than democrats this election. i spoken to voters who believe that there way of life or their tradition or their idea of america is being threatened, and those voters would walk over broken glass to vote against stacey abrams or whoever. vote against biden. they turned out this election. and that's what republicans need, they need the base voters to show up, it helped in places like north carolina, but at the same time in order to be appealing to the base voters, some of the candidates did some things that scared off the middle. you have people like mitch mcconnell and his allies, and people in the more establishment republican party saying, wait a minute, we need to appeal to the middle and not scare these voters. how do we fix our brand? but then people like rick scott, and people like josh howley, i keep hearing from them, the problem is mitch mcconnell and the establishment doesn't understand or like there base voters. they cannot communicate with them and th

so the vast majority of these anti establishment american pers candidates are republican running as republic, and that's why there's going to be a republican wave. but this is a, this is a show of that the fact that the american people are done with the establishment when it comes to election integrity, there are many people i know that are, are concerned about that. voters are concerned even voters that were americans that were afraid to come out with this. i would their opinions about the 2020 election are now seen that way. this doesn't make sense. we're looking at numbers. how could this happen? joe biden got, but over 10000000 more votes than brock obama, his crime and his peak. i mean, that doesn't make much sense as, as to what's going on. and i think it's unfair to compare the al gore, gore and bush situation to what happened in 2020, because in bush v gore. i mean we're talking about the constitutional interpretation of one state law. wherein the work where and you know, certification was still be in question and the supreme court of the united states ruled on that. so went through

republic. this idea of republican motherhood. and it is precisely assad we mentioned, that there is this heightened anxiety about the future of the republic and some argue that the best way to ensure the future of the republic is to make sure that subsequent generations are prepared to be virtuous citizens. especially virtuous leaders. so women themselves were, or needed to be educated so that they could educate their children. both their sons and their daughters, i will. so their sons to be the upcoming fortress leaders and voters in the new republic, and their daughters like them to fulfill the role of republican bothers. two cultivate that sense of virtue on through the generations. we so, this is obviously much more of a domestic role than those female politicians, but it is important to note that this isn't the only domestic role that is going to be politicized for women. we are also going to see the role of wife be politicized, as well. and historian jen lewis wrote an article called the republican wife in which she examines

republic. right. this idea of republican mother hood talk. right and it's precisely, as sidney mentioned, right, that there is this right heightened anxiety about the future of the republic and. some will argue that the best way to ensure the future of the republic is to make sure that subsequent are prepared to, be virtuous citizens right? virtuous leaders, right. so women themselves were or needed to be educated so that they could educate their children. right. both their sons and their daughters. i will say. right. and their sons be the up and coming virtuous leaders and voters in the new republic and their daughters like them, fulfill the role of republican mothers right to cultivate that sense of virtue on through the general audience. okay. right. so this is obviously much more of a domestic role than female politicians. but it's important to note that this isn't the only domestic role is going to be politicized for women. we're also going to see the role of wife be politicized. well, right. and historian jan lewis wrote an article calle

senate, especially now that they have a cushion with pennsylvania that picked up a republic picked up from the republicans in pennsylvania. she had, thank you very much. indeed you have a chance to talking to us from capitol hill. are in democratic republic of congo. at least 9 people have been killed in an attack on the northeast in the city of bennie. a rebel group called the allied democratic forces is being blamed for the violence of tuesday night in venting. it comes as the government renews its fight against another rebel group, and $23.00 malcolm labs joining me from a common goal now for those who have been forced out of their homes because of the fighting mach them. i want to talk, talk about this attack. first of all, what more do we know about this latest one? so the adf attacked last night at a town, a cabal shows about 200 kilometers to the north of here. they torched, at least 2 trucks. they talked the hospital looted medicines and kid, not the doctor. now the adf originates from neighboring you gotten there in the 1990s, but fairly plenty. they've been hiding out in the forest to beast in c

but in other sense, it sounds like he's he's an old republic, an old republican, maybe not in like thomas hutchinson some sense. and yet he has to come to grips with this new materialistic culture, a country that's going to moving towards becoming eventually a republic of consumers which is which is yet another reason why i think he falls off the map, that he falls so deeply out of step with where america is headed. i the federalist future does not appeal to him. there is definitely bit of new england chauvinism still at work in those years. i mean as will continue for some time and fundamentally yes this this sense that you know, piety has somehow lost in the shuffle. well, we'll seem to be disturbing him. we know relatively little of him in those later years because he has his trouble writing, he has a palsy, his hand, which people write about earlier. and you can see his handwriting as the years go by. how trouble he's having with a pen. and at a certain point just post the revolution, but just post, he'll say, know i can write only a few paragraphs in my hand against a tire. and then

it's an anti slumber republicans, man, because the sonic republic wants to control the woman's body. and a very important part of the year of propaganda is about a job. this horn thing isn't that just about to job this simply don't want to slumming estate. this regime it doesn't work for us and for our country it has never worked. the regime has shown no signs of letting up and has brutally suppressed protestors. yet the when we have spoken to say, change is already here. definitely the beginning of a new era. the solidarity that has built up seems to be fortifying with every day that passes women into shirts and without hats curves on the streets are becoming ubiquitous. i'm treated with respect even offered a seat when i go without a scarf and a short coat to the bank or hospital by women and men alight here so hopeless because we could see no bright or even defined future. when i saw the crowds of protesters everywhere, i found that hope again, regardless of what happens next in the islamic republic. the iranian peoples bravery has sparked solidarity worldwide. a spirit that is un

republics. he calls this the best way republican republics can provide for their security and american framers include the principle of the right of nations, which he mostly explores. book ten to guide international. so while montesquieu obviously is the great for the american founders on principles of constitutionalism and also as i mentioned the idea and federalist ten of pluralism or competing in argument his influence is just as great in shaping our principles institutions and strategy regarding international relations and foreign policy. and here was his fundamental innovation to argue in the spirit of laws that principles of domestic constitutionalism and the rule of law point to analogs in international affairs that should govern as much as possible. the claims of interest, security and power. rational efforts to moderate. the human tendency to conflict. war can and indeed must extend from domestic to international affairs. bolstered by a dose of christian, even while recognizing what we would call the basic anarchy of world affairs. that is the, absence of a world government to strictly any in

goes to the right places regarding what specifically will the republicans concentrate on economic humanitarian or military aid? those republics with whom i spoke emphasize that military aid will be a priority for them. the voice of america, victoria spartaswoman, republican , that's how we know victoria spartas. i think they know the last question very well in ukraine. i can't not ask about donald trump because his team announced that he and he will take a stand, he himself said that he will make a very big statement on november 15. and many expect what exactly on november 15 donald trump will announce that he will participate in the presidential race in the 24th year. what is the media writing about it and how is it generally perceived in the united states? society there is ready for another presidential term of donald trump . from the rallies in support of the republicans to the deputy of the states gaiv he said that on november 15 in his residence he made a statement to the second side of the statement, a number of americans in the media are already speculating that this will be the announcement of the day of the third pre

established trends, but i would say they have their roots in those formative years of american republic for. the republicansimplicity side, the key american sort of civic food traditions thanksgiving, barbecue, 4th of july, labor day cookouts, christmas tailgating. i'd say they also all feature this idea of abundance egalitarianism in most cases relatively, simple food, at least any of the tailgates i've been to has been pretty straightforward. the offerings are and in terms like a simplicity and resist sort of resistance to things that seem like fancy european. so it didn't go down well when i tried to put mayonnaise on fries. at one of these gatherings i have i was once asked early in my time at vanderbilt to charge a barbecue competition and made ridiculous in hindsight comment. it was my first year in nashville. i said, well, how many different types are there? and yeah, that was pretty much the reaction i got. never invited to judge another one after that, you know. so what happened? and i would say the celebration of meat consumption in particular, which is definitely a feature right from the very beg

republic. i think that republicans need to have an early vote strategy.ferent story lines that i think you can draw about this election and went on narratives, i think as we have to agree with it at-this-point, these covid-based policies of early voting that create months long periods where people are voting in pennsylvania for 50 days. they are things we can gripe and complain about and know it wrong, but they are not go away. up fortunately republicans have to have strategies where they target early voting, they deal with the process. as the rules are written, they contend in same way that democrats are in this ballot harvest approach, it is icky and terrible, i hate it i wish we had an election day. until those rules are changed we have to deal with the problem, unfortunately, this time, if a lot of candidates had that kind of approach we might see different results in a number of different scenarios. that is an unfortunate reality, greg abbott in texas had an early vote sphrestrategy, that paid off. others did as well. we have to understand this is th