Podcasts about delaware senate

On this week's episode of 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart': Countdown to history. In just 100 days, voters will make their choice between two firsts: the country's first female commander in chief in Vice President Kamala Harris or its first felon president in Donald Trump. I'll discuss the high stakes and shifting landscape of this unprecedented election with DNC Chair Jaime Harrison and Washington Post editor at large Robert Kagan. Vice President Harris was only the second Black woman ever elected to the U.S. Senate. Two women hoping to join that history-making club join me today: Delaware Senate candidate, Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester and Maryland Senate Candidate, Angela Alsobrooks, Prince George's County Executive. Finally, my political panel and Aunt Gloria will weigh in on the racist and sexist attacks against Vice President Harris and other Republican nonsense. All that and more on “The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart.” 

Tonight on The Last Word: More undisclosed trips are revealed between Justice Clarence Thomas and GOP megadonor Harlan Crow. Also, Ohio's Senate race is one of the most expensive in 2024. Plus, a new Biden policy shields undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens from deportation. And Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester officially files for a Delaware Senate run. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, Sen. Sherrod Brown, Rep. Robert Garcia, and Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester join Lawrence O'Donnell.

On June 13 the Delaware Senate unexpectedly voted on Senate Concurrent Resolution 100, an application for an Article V convention, on Wednesday afternoon. Although the measure failed to garner the requisite votes, the session allowed grassroots members of the Delaware team to testify before the Senate on behalf of the bill. This mark an important milestone for the COS Delaware team. COS LIVE

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What is it like to serve in state government as the very first trans elected state senator in US history when transgender Americans are under brutal attack across the country? Today we find out with special guest Sarah McBride. Sarah is an activist and politician who has been a Democratic member of the Delaware Senate since January 2021. She was previously the National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign.  She has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in her role as senator. She has spoken out against discrimination against LGBTQ+ people and has worked to pass legislation that would protect the rights of LGBTQ+ people. She is also the author of the memoir "Tomorrow Will Be Different: Love, Loss, and the Fight for Trans Equality." The book tells the story of her life and her journey . We also talk to journalist Dawn Ennis about a faux "anti-trans expert" making the rounds on Fox News shows claiming to be a former counselor to LGBTQ teens. The only problem- none of the therapy centers she claims to have represented ever heard of her. .   With co-host Brody Levesque 

What is it like to serve in state government as the very first trans elected state senator in US history when transgender Americans are under brutal attack across the country? Today we find out with special guest Sarah McBride. Sarah is an activist and politician who has been a Democratic member of the Delaware Senate since January 2021. She was previously the National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign.  She has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in her role as senator. She has spoken out against discrimination against LGBTQ+ people and has worked to pass legislation that would protect the rights of LGBTQ+ people. She is also the author of the memoir "Tomorrow Will Be Different: Love, Loss, and the Fight for Trans Equality." The book tells the story of her life and her journey . We also talk to journalist Dawn Ennis about a faux "anti-trans expert" making the rounds on Fox News shows claiming to be a former counselor to LGBTQ teens. The only problem- none of the therapy centers she claims to have represented ever heard of her. .   With co-host Brody Levesque 

Fred Davis only ended up in politics due to a family tragedy and then a family connection, and yet has become one of the most creative and controversial ad makers in America. His clients include a who's who of Republican elected officials...from Bush to Dole to McCain to Schwarzenegger among dozens of others. And despite electing Presidents and numerous Republicans up and down the ballot, he's most famous for his unique perspective on advertising that has led to some of the most memorable and controversials spots of the last few decades...the McCain '08 ad comparing Senator Barack Obama to Paris Hilton, introducing soon-to-be Michigan Governor Rick Synder as "one tough nerd", "Demon Sheep" in California, and introducing the phrase "I'm Not a Witch" into popular culture. Fred is a natural story teller with a great story of an accidental path and unconventional approach to politics.(To donate to support The Pro Politics Podcast, you may use this venmo link or inquire by email at mccrary.zachary@gmail.com)IN THIS EPISODEHow family tragedy propels Fred into the PR at 19 years old & ultimately the ad business…The Senate race that put Fred on the national political map…Fred's connection the rise of Napa Valley wines…The stories behind some of Fred's most famous ads…- The “celebrity” ad against Barack Obama in 2008…- A colorful device for Governor Schwarznegger's 2006 re-election…- Branding Michigan Governor Rick Synder as “One Tough Nerd”…- The story behind the infamous Demon Sheep spot for Carly Fiorina's 2010 Senate race…- Fred's concept behind the Christine O'Donnell “I'm Not a Witch” ad from the 2010 Delaware Senate race…- The Jon Huntsman “motorcycle” announcement video…- Fred talks one of his favorite current clients, Louisiana Senator John Kennedy…- The story behind Fred's first viral video for Sonny Perdue against Georgia Governor Roy Barnes…How a high-profile conservative ad-maker is received living in liberal Hollywood…AND Jason Alexander, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, bell bottoms, the Beverly Hills Hotel, Bon Van Inc, David Boren, Bottle Rocket, Barbara Boxer, Tom Campbell, Chateau Montelena, cheese boards, Bill Clinton, Robert Davi, Gray Davis, Dan Duckhorn, family disagreements, the Freitas Brothers, Gateway computers, good luck charms, gotcha ads, Kelsey Grammer, half-way houses, Mark Halperin, Jim Inhofe, large-format cameras, Rush Limbaugh, Lippincott, Mitch McConnell, Dave McCurdy, Dan McLagan, mirrored pedestals, Robert Mondavi, Sam Nunn, the NRSC, Ogilvy & Mather, Sarah Palin, pink tutus, Steve Schmidt, selling fishing bait, K. Wortham Smith, Steven Spielberg, J. Walter Thompson, Chuck Todd, Trinity University, True Lies, weathermen, the West End Grill, Meg Whitman, Wine Spectator & more!Links to ads cited in this episode: Prison dancing (Inhofe '94)Big Spender (Inhofe '94)Bug Zapper (Inhofe '98)Celebrity (McCain '08)Schwarzenegger Re-election ('06)One Tough Nerd (Rick Synder '10)Demon Sheep (Fiorina '10)I'm Not a Witch (Christine O'Donnell '10)Huntsman Motorcycle Presidential Announcement ('12)King Roy (Sonny Perdue '02)

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Hour 1 of The Dawn Stensland Show: Local News Headlines/News Rundown On Tuesday, the Delaware Senate passed legislation which would outlaw firearm magazines holding more than 17 bullets. The bill was passed on a 13 to 7 vote—receiving no Republican support. While visiting South Street in the aftermath of Saturday evening’s shooting, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said the city is doing everything in its power to limit gun violence. When asked by a reporter if city administrators were doing “everything right”, Kenney curtly responded by questioning if the reporter does everything right? Legendary CBS3 reporter Trudy Haynes has passed away at age 95. In 1965, Haynes became the first Black TV reporter in Philadelphia. Uvalde teacher Arnulfo Reyes spoke with ABC News, expressing his anger and disappointment over how police onsite handled the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. All eleven students in Reyes’ classroom were killed.

In our latest episode, Public Policy Podcast hosts Jon Mandel and Scott Ward spoke with the Delaware Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend about the state's $800 million budget surplus, marijuana legalization, and legislative highlights such as the Healthy Delaware Families Act, which advances family/medical leave policy.

In today's Wednesday update, Delaware readies to expand COVID vaccination eligibility, the Delaware Senate debates a gun control bill, and a video from a Del. State Trooper and Wilmington 4th grader goes viral.

In the Thursday update, new gun control legislation is introduced in the Delaware Senate, a closer look at new CDC guidelines to open schools, and legislation to raise state taxes is defeated.

Delawareans it is time that we stop being pawns to Biden.  We cannot under estimate the impact Delaware has on politics across the country.  We are dealing with spiritual darkness in high places. They are looking to take this nation down.  Senator Lawson and others sponsored a bill that was shutdown by the Executive Committee of the Delaware Senate.  We are losing our freedoms and we need to be aware that we are becoming slaves. Podcast intro and outro from Jeremy Marsan and link to https://jeremymarsan.com/.  476070__jjmarsan__hello-user-bright-cheery-intro-music; Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) 117592__soundmary__aplause-short-burst & 472688__silverillusionist__fire-burst

Rick: "I have a very strong opinion about incumbents who either bail or refuse debates because they rely on registration numbers instead of facing voters. The event should go on anyway!" Mark Turley, Candidate for Delaware's U.S. Senate, is much more understanding. Here's the story: Chris Coons refused to debate Mark and Lauren Witzke at the League of Women Voters debate. That left Mark and Witzke. Then Witzke bailed just before the debate was to begin. That left Mark Turley. And then THIS happened....

We all knew this moment was coming. Rudy Giuliani, Delaware Police, and an unnamed inside source have all confirmed that Hunter Biden's laptop contains several "suggestive photos" of underage girls, one of whom is apparently a relative of Hunter's. Acting like a creepy pedo toward younger family members apparently runs in the Biden family. The kicker? Joe Biden knew all about his son's disgusting proclivities and did NOTHING about it, according to text messages between Hunter and Joe that were published by Rudy Giuliani. If Joe Biden's foreign business dealings didn't disqualify him from being President before, these new allegations certainly do. The media's response? RUSSIA DID THIS!!! They're apparently less worried about the content of the laptop and more worried about the means by which the laptop was acquired, with some "analysts" speculating that it was provided by foreign intelligence. ...and yet no one is denying its authenticity, though they're continuing to double down on their crusade against Q Anon. Speaking of which, Delaware Senate candidate Lauren Witzke has also confirmed the presence of child pornography on Hunter's laptop. I've got the latest! This is EPISODE 539 of So to Speak w/ Jared Howe!

Will talks to Jess Scarane, who is challenging incumbent Chris Coons for a U.S. Senate seat in Delaware. They discuss Delaware’s unique importance as a state, the limits of “compromise,” building power for progressive policies, and how to lift voters’ expectations for what they can demand from their politicians. Get involved with Jess’ campaign here: https://www.jessfordelaware.com/

Reopening Delaware segments from The Rick Jensen Show - Senate Majority Leader Nicole Poore (D) on how fast and how far to reopen.

The first half of show is about the interpretation of Democracy and second half the show is about candidates running for the Senate seat in Delaware.   Please mention the show to family and friends!

Today Paul and Olivia are joined by a candidate for the Delaware senate seat, Lauren Witzke. More at rightonpointpodcast.com!

On the first episode of this special five-part series going inside the future of the Democratic party, Alex Roarty talks to 2018 Delaware Senate candidate Kerri Evelyn Harris, who identifies as a biracial gay woman, about the progressive campaign she ran this fall, and the grassroots activists influencing — not always tidily — the direction of the party. If the left really does come to resemble Harris, what does that mean for the Democratic Party as a whole, both in the upcoming presidential primary and beyond? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maggie Fauver joined Canna Care Docs in January 2015 as a member of the company’s mid-Atlantic expansion team. She worked closely with Delaware’s Office of Medical Marijuana during the implementation of the state’s medical marijuana program, forming strong relationships with state regulators and administrators. Promoted to mid-Atlantic operations manager in January 2016, Fauver oversaw Canna Care Docs’ April 2016 opening of its first office in Maryland, in Takoma Park. She has since continued the Maryland expansion and has opened Canna Care Docs offices in Cockeysville, Columbia and Baltimore, Maryland.  Informed by her perspective as the victim of a serious car crash, Fauver was inspired to pursue a career in health care advocacy. In January 2012 she enrolled in Shoreline Community College in Shoreline, Washington, to pursue a degree in health information and informatics management. She graduated with high honors as a registered health information technician (RHIT). She also holds a degree in business administration from Delaware County Community College. Fauver has become a strong advocate for medical cannabis. She devoted significant energy in support of the Delaware Senate’s 2017 passage of the Bravery Bill, improving veterans’ access to medical cannabis. She served on the board of directors and strategic planning committee for Delaware NORML, the state chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. During her career she has also been an active volunteer, including serving as vice president of her local Parent Teacher Association, as a Cub Scout leader, and as a judge for the Delaware Business Partners of America 2017 & 2018 State Leadership Conference. Episode sponsored by: Minnesota Functional Neuorology

Tom Carper has been in elected office since 1977. The last election in which he faced a primary challenger, he cruised to victory with 87.8% of the vote. A Bill Clinton-style moderate, Carper's corporate centrism is perfectly embodied by his recent vote for a bank regulation bill that enables racial discrimination and hurts homebuyers. Yet for four decades, progressives have been unable to hold him accountable for prioritizing the rich and powerful over the real Americans he's supposed to be representing. Kerri Evelyn Harris wants to change that. A 38-year-old biracial lesbian civil rights activist and veteran, Kerri is mounting a primary challenge to Carper from the left. Running on a progressive platform that prioritizes single-payer healthcare, economic justice, and civil rights. As co-founder of the Delaware Civil Rights Coalition, a member of the Delaware Human Relations Commission, and Air Force veteran, Kerri's record is a far cry from Carper's career politicking. Additionally, if elected, Kerri would be the first openly queer woman of color ever to serve in Congress. Kerri joined us on the podcast to discuss her insurgent candidacy, her intersectional justice platform, and her perspective on imperialist American foreign policy as a veteran.

So after a short error segment, we discuss a twitter blogger who will have to make good on an anti Sixers bet. Brian encourages us to watch a Netflix show called American Vandal, Rob Lowe celebrates a birthday, it may or may not be his. We have a Republicat infestation in the Delaware Senate. Kevin James is coming to Netflix and we have the deal of a lifetime for you in the hockey half minute. And of course, we close with whiners of the week.

The Delaware Senate race is like a game of Texas Hold-em that started slow, with boring cards on the table, and an obvious winner smirking over his hole cards. A few rounds later, everyone is frantically throwing chips onto a huge pile and waiting for the last card to be dealt. The early favorite folded […]