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James Marape will return as PNG Prime Minister leading a coalition government.

Jason Kander seemed on top of the world. Elected to Secretary of State of Missouri in 2012, he was the youngest millennial statewide elected official, an army veteran, and a husband and father with a young family. But he gave all of that up in 2018 when he announced he was stepping away from private life to address his untreated PTSD and depression. In this intimate conversation, Joe talks to Jason about his new book, "Invisible Storm," and they ponder what might come next.

Elected officials, shareholders, and the American people are uniting against the undemocratic “Environmental, Social and Governance” (ESG) investment framework the elite left has weaponized against them. Federal legislation has been introduced that would require investment advisers to prioritize financial returns over non-pecuniary interests. State treasurers are challenging the financial institutions that discriminate against vital industries in […]

Kessy Sawang has been elected as MP for Madang Rai Coast and joins Rufina Peter as the second woman admitted to PNG's parliament this election.

Elected officials, shareholders, and the American people are uniting against the undemocratic “Environmental, Social and Governance” (ESG) investment framework the elite left has weaponized against them. Federal legislation has been introduced that would require investment advisers to prioritize financial returns over non-pecuniary interests. State treasurers are challenging the financial institutions that discriminate against vital industries in their states. Customers are pushing back on "Woke Corporations." Shareholders are engaging CEOs directly to ask why investment firms are pouring billions of American pension dollars into China's economy and propping up communist leaders. And thousands of Americans are taking to the arcane process of submitting comments in opposition to the SEC's Climate Disclosure Rule—the latest attempt by the Biden administration to compel corporate America to advance an agenda they could never pass with the support of the American people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Susan Holt is the newly elected as leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party. Holt is the first female leader in the history of the party. Guest host Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with her about what her priorities are as she takes over the party leadership.

Susan Holt is the newly elected as leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party. Holt is the first female leader in the history of the party. Guest host Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with her about what her priorities are as she takes over the party leadership.

Susan Holt is the newly elected as leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party. Holt is the first female leader in the history of the party. Guest host Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with her about what her priorities are as she takes over the party leadership.

The Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) Foundation Board of Directors has announced its slate of elected officers for July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023, and new directors who have recently joined the board. The officers include Kevin Keighron resuming his prior role as Chair; Pierre Tibi, MD, continuing as Vice Chair, and Bill Sonsin, continuing as Secretary and Treasurer. Dave Barrett, owner of Barrett Propane, has now earned Emeritus status on the board, having served since 2013 and as Chair since 2018. His longtime support of the Foundation includes extensive fundraising for the Breast Care Center at Dignity Health,... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/yrmc-foundation-announces-2022-23-elected-officers/

Elected officials recently moved some new housing ideas forward to assist locals with finding safe and affordable places to live. But there's one program that's provided housing help to our area for years – Housing Choice Vouchers. And now experts say this rental assistance program could use a little attention. Stigma around voucher recipients is causing some landlords to deny their applications, illegal under fair housing law. Local housing organizations are launching an education campaign to counter misinformation and discrimination around the vouchers, and to help close the affordability gap for our local residents.  // Show Notes: // Photo: The Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah. The organization has more rental assistance vouchers to distribute in Grand and San Juan Counties but are encountering challenges with finding available – and nondiscriminatory – housing for recipients. // Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah https://www.hasuhomes.org/section-8 // Landlords Housing Choice Voucher Info Poster https://www.facebook.com/HASUtah/photos/a.714564675294543/5459032244181072/

Show notes:1:00 evidence at trial from historian David Olusoga regarding Colston's ownership of more slaves than any other Brit in history, one of the earliest, biggest slave traders 1:30 Colston died circa 1720 1:45 statue of Colston erected by Victorian dignitaries in Bristol2:10 half of the schools, streets and whatever in Bristol are named after Colston2:20 circa 1990s, true history of Colston revealed3:25 in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter protests group pushed Colston statue into the harbor 3:45 restorative justice by others with community penalty3:55 Colston 4 jury trial over prosecution of four individuals involved in toppling Colston statute4:05 Elected for a Crown Court jury trial and were acquitted5:20 Conservatives and those in the government, including the cabinet, expressed surprise at the verdict6:10 UK Attorney General considered whether to send the case to the appeal court to consider whether there was an error of law in the direction of the jury7:50 bill going through Parliament with a provision to increase the potential sentence for criminal damage against a public monument8:15 proposed bill to change threshold that currently exists for criminal damage against a memorial or public monument with value under 5000 pounds, maximum sentence magistrates that could  impose was three months in prison8:50 proposed bill is to remove financial threshold and make maximum sentence 10 yearsTo view rewards for supporting the podcast, please visit Warfare's Patreon page.To leave questions or comments about this or other episodes of the podcast, please call 1.929.260.4942 or email Stephanie@warfareofartandlaw.com. © Stephanie Drawdy [2022]

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Consequences for District Attorney's #ManhattanDistrictAttorney #AlvinBragg #GovernorDesanctis#NYPD Rule of Law, Raise Crime Rates, and Ignore Victims There is nothing progressive about the rogue prosecutor movement. Elected rogue district attorneys have not worked within the law to enhance public safety, protect victims' rights, lower crime, and serve their community. They usurp the constitutional role of the legislative branch by refusing to prosecute entire categories of crime, abuse the role of the county prosecutor, fail to protect victims of crime, and ignore rising crime rates caused by their radical policies. They exist because George Soros and a handful of other billionaires have invested heavily in the election of district attorneys who are working to reverse engineer and dismantle a criminal justice system that, while not perfect, has resulted in the lowest crime and incarceration rates in decades.

Saeed Khan, host of "The Week That Was," chats with attorney Tiffany Ellis, Jeff Sakwa, former co-chair of the Michigan Republican Party, 910 AM radio host Adolph Mongo and Deadline Detroit staffers Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel.  They talk about why Black candidates keep losing in Detroit's 13th Congressional District, the Kansas abortion vote, Pelosi's Taiwan trip,  the CIA assassination of Al-Zawahiri in Kabul, Georgia declares that embryos can be listed as tax dependents and nominees for "Schmuck of the Week."

AP correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports on Prosecutor Suspended Florida.

John McNesby, President of Philadelphia's FOP Lodge 5 and newly elected Vice President of Pennsylvania's FOP, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new appointment as a state-wide leader and the organization's endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate. First, Giordano asks McNesby why he's decided to involve himself on a state-wide level, with McNesby explaining that now, more than ever, Philadelphia policing is interceding with state-wide policing due to a spike in crime. Then, Dom asks McNesby about the State FOP's endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, with McNesby telling that the decision was easy since Fetterman failed to respond to a questionnaire and seemed to have no interest in the police endorsement. After that, Giordano asks McNesby about a potential endorsement for Governor, with McNesby surprisingly revealing that the union is leaning toward endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro over Republican Doug Mastriano, telling that the conservative candidate is for right to work, which is against the union and against Act 111, which would send pensions and benefits into a mess. (Photo by Getty Images)

Since the summer of Black Lives Matter in 2020, institutions all over the U.S. have been exploring their pasts. In order to understand how they may have contributed to or helped perpetuate systemic racism. Universities, private businesses, and non-profits have all been working to try to understand what it means to be Anti-Racist. The American Statistical Association launched an Anti-Racism Task Force to explore this very thing, and that's the focus of this episode of Stats+Stories with guests Dr. Adrian Coles and Dr. David Marker. Dr. Coles is an Associate Director of Biostatistics at Bristol Myers Squibb. He is a collaborative researcher who specializes in the design and implementation of clinical trials and the interpretation of clinical trial data to facilitate the assessment of benefit/risk for promising pharmaceutical innovations. He is also a subject matter expert in diversity, equity, and inclusion and chairs the American Statistical Association's Committee on Minorities in Statistics as well as the organization's Antiracism Taskforce. Dr. Marker is a senior statistician who recently retired after 37+ years at Westat. He is continuing to consult on topics of personal interest. He has worked on studies in the fields of public health, environmental pollution, homelessness, voting rights, and many others. He recently served as co-chair of the American Statistical Association's Anti-Racism Task Force. Dr. Marker is an internationally recognized consultant in total quality management, having advised the Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, South African, Dutch, and Danish Governments on improving the quality of their data collection activities. He has also appeared as an expert witness before Federal, state, and local governments and on voting rights and language-minority rights before Federal, State, and Provincial courts. Dr. Marker is a Fellow of the ASA and American Academy for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), and an Elected member of the International Statistical Institute. He will receive a Founders Award from the ASA at this summer's Joint Statistical Meetings.

WARNING: Episode contains lethal dose of horse-based puns.Andrew brings Dom and Charles the story of Patrick the Pony, a humble pint-drinking horse and official Mayor of Cockington. While enjoying this thoroughbred yarn about Patrick and his neigh-sayers, the team begin foaling around until they can mare-ly make it through a sentence without whinnying themselves hoarse . Apologies to any long-faced listeners for the amount of puns in this one, it's the only stable work we have. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. You can lose the ads and get more content! Become a Chaser Report member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-chaser-report.

Elected office is supposed to be about public service, and Ohio State Representative Casey Weinstein's life and family is all about service. In this You Should Run Podcast, Casey Weinstein talks about his start in local office and how that has given him the ability to prioritize passing policy vs focusing on partisanship. Casey talks about the challenges of being in the minority party in Ohio, successfully passing bills to help veteran families, pushing back against extremism, and, of course, why YOU should run for office. Listen, share, subscribe and follow Casey Weinstein on Twitter at @RepWeinstein and follow the podcast at @YouShouldRunPod

On this sixth episode of the On the Balcony podcast, Michael is joined by Ian Palmquist, Deputy Director at the Equality Federation and the Board President of the Adaptive Leadership Network.  In his experience of advocating for LGBTQ+ rights with government officials, Palmquist has become familiar with authority and its resources and constraints for the practice of leadership.  When advocating and legislating meet, Ian has discovered that it can be challenging to satiate one side's appetite for change while assuaging the other's fear of it.   In Heifetz's work, he famously refers to this dilemma as the razor's edge.  Managing disparate expectations and goals can feel like wearing a straitjacket or walking on the cliff's side, and finding that balance can be an exacting pursuit.  Elected officials often have to play the political power game and frequently at the expense of real progress.  That's why, in Palmquist's career, it's been all the more important for him to maintain that delicate balance.  He does so by acquainting himself with the specific tools and constraints that accompany authority, and journeying together with legislators to work toward mutual success. Navigating that fine line isn't easy, but Ian fully understands that the fight for equay demands and deserves it - and he's more than willing to ‘cut his feet' in the battle to achieve this noble goal. The Finer Details of this Episode:  Authority as a straitjacket When authority meets advocacy Managing disparate expectations Crossing boundaries Political power game Engagement Challenges and successes of the LBGTQ+ movement Quotes:  “I'm also the Board President of Adaptive Leadership Network, which has been such a wonderful opportunity for me to bring some of the organization building skills that I have to work and support this global community of changemakers.” “Wow, there's like a language to talk about all of these things that I've been grappling with and haven't known how to even speak about them, much less solve some of those problems.” “This authority figure, you know, is trying to walk this very narrow, razor's edge–this balance beam to stay balanced.” “People were looking at me to stop this, and I just didn't know how; it didn't seem possible.” “I do think that the LGBTQ+ movement, when it's been kind of at its best, and at its most successful, is when we've been willing to meet people where they are, take them on a journey with us, and try to go in with as open hearts as possible.” “It's really hard to find a way to engage with the folks who are really pushing this. It's hard to find a way to cross that boundary, when you know it's not a genuine difference of opinion or lack of understanding.  It's a really calculated attempt to gain power at the expense of others.” “So there's always this interplay between elected officials and the hearts and minds in the community that they have to navigate.” “To stay balanced on the edge, one needs a strategic understanding of the specific tools and constraints that come with one's authority. Yet, in either case, an authority figure cuts his feet.” Links:  On the Balcony on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-the-balcony/id1627073051 ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast) Leadership Without Easy Answers on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Leadership-Without-Answers-Ronald-Heifetz/dp/0674518586 ( )https://www.amazon.com/Leadership-Without-Answers (https://www.amazon.com/Leadership-Without-Answers) Equality Federation: https://www.equalityfederation.org/ (https://www.equalityfederation.org/)  Adaptive Leadership Network:  https://adaptive-leadership.net/ (https://adaptive-leadership.net/) Mentioned in this episode: KONU Workshop Ad https://on-the-balcony.captivate.fm/shorturl-at-lqtw9 (KONU Workshop Ad)

5PM - Primary Prep: A preview of some of Washington state 2022 top primaries // Shari and John try to figure out why coroners need to be elected // Reports of the Choco Taco's Death Are Possibly Exaggerated // To Enjoy Life More, Embrace Anticipation // LETTERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Quoting several courts and the synoptic gospels ("Render unto Caesar ... "), this episode further considers who the "people's elected representatives" are, as identified in Dobbs:Which state's representatives? A Texas resident has an abortion in New Mexico, after receiving information from a nonprofit based in New York. Which state's legislature(s) may regulate this activity?Which representatives? Imagine a law giving two different Texas prosecutors jurisdiction over an alleged abortion-related crime. Which branch of government resolves a difference of opinion--one of the prosecutors (the executive)? the Legislature? or the courts?Is it government at all? What if the duly elected leaders of a church congregation decide to assist travel to other states related to abortion? Do they have a defense to prosecution under the Supreme Court's City of Hialeah case that allowed Santeria congregations to engage in animal sacrifice?  

Brief summary of episode:Ryan Dorsey is the City Councilman for Baltimore's 3rd District. He works to strengthen communities, make neighborhoods more accessible and safe, increase government accountability and transparency, and ensure that Baltimore is affordable, attractive and inclusive for all who choose to live here.Elected in 2016, Councilman Dorsey passed a landmark Complete Streets ordinance which codifies strong equity provisions, banned source of income discrimination in Baltimore City housing, and put a question on the ballot in 2018 to create an independent Office of the Inspector for Baltimore City, which passed with more than 80% of the vote.When approaching policy and legislation, Councilman Dorsey seeks solutions that create lasting change by addressing systemic causes. His approach is informed by his view that Baltimore's challenges require policy that actively dismantles structural racism and inequality, while embracing Baltimore's competitive advantage as an urban place designed for density and transit access. Councilman Dorsey is a lifelong resident of Baltimore's 3rd District. Raised in the Belair-Edison and Mayfield neighborhoods, he attended and graduated from St. Francis of Assisi, the Baltimore School for the Arts, and the Peabody Conservatory of Music. Before running for office, Councilman Dorsey worked as a project manager in a small business that was founded in Baltimore in 1930 and has been in his family for three generations. He is an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

Become a Useful Idiot for extended interviews and bonus content at http://usefulidiots.substack.com “Democracy is about having a say in how your country is run. Right now, that's not happening. The way the system works, the politicians don't feel under pressure to answer to the majority of the people.” Mick Wallace and Clare Daly, members of the European Parliament, are Irish progressives. This means they speak out against the proxy war in Ukraine, Julian Assange's torture, and the Syria dirty war. Elected progressives in the US are quite different. “From what we can see,” they tell us. “You don't have any left politics in the US. The Democrats are indistinguishable from the Republicans and Bernie would be seen as just right of center in Europe.” And what does it take to get actual progressives like Clare and Mick in office? “Until people take to the streets, it's going to be very hard for any left wing party to show its head in America.” Plus, subscribe for the extended interview where Claire and Mick discuss abortion rights in Ireland and the US, mainstream media's constant attacks and misinformation about them, and why our government and media are too afraid to talk about Assange, the realities of the Ukraine proxy war, and US hegemony. As Mick always says, “democracy means you can say what you like, but you'll do what you're told.” And that's this week's episode of Useful Idiots. Check it out. Click here for the full interview: https://usefulidiots.substack.com/p/extended-episode-mick-wallace-and?r=je5va&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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He was and served as the 39th President of the USA. But before his career in politics, Jimmy Carter was a Navy Nuke under Gen. Rickover. What did he do in the Navy? How did this time in the Nuclear Navy shape his policies? What would happen if someone who thought like a scientist gained access to the highest seat in the land? Find out in this episode when Shelly speaks to Jimmy Carter's biographer, Jonathan Alter. Visit us at: mynuclearlife.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/mynuclearlife email us

Simón Mejía of the Colombian Grammy Award-winning band Bomba Estéreo speaks with Democracy Now! about the election of Francia Márquez Mina as the country's first Afro-Colombian vice president and about the band's new project centering the resistance, experiences and traditions of Afro-Colombians.

Simón Mejía of the Colombian Grammy Award-winning band Bomba Estéreo speaks with Democracy Now! about the election of Francia Márquez Mina as the country's first Afro-Colombian vice president and about the band's new project centering the resistance, experiences and traditions of Afro-Colombians.

Latest polling shows that Senator Lee could be in a Dogfight with Challenger Evan McMullin. 41 to 36, for Lee is what the latest poll from the Deseret News and Hinckley Institute shows. McMullin has promised that if he's elected... he won't join either party's caucus...Kirk Jowers, former Hinckley Institute President joins the discussion as to what this means. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we talk about local government, it's easy for us to lump everyone involved - from staff to elected officials - into one big bucket. But government staff and those people elected to represent us have very distinct roles. The more clarity around their roles, the better work they can do on our behalf. Today I'll talk with Andrew Merriman, City Administrator for the City of Greer, and Mark Hopper, a member of the Greer City Council. Both feel passionate about role clarity and how council and staff leaders work together as a team. And, their partnership is working! They'll share some of the great things going on in Greer, including that it was just mentioned by southern living as a great place to visit this year. _ Produced by The Greenville Podcast Company.

Rep. John N. Damoose is serving as a member of the Michigan House of Representatives for the 107th district. Elected in 2020, he succeeded House Speaker Lee Chatfield on January 1, 2021. Mackinac Bridge Authority unanimously backs Rep. Damoose plan to secure critical infrastructure. Midterm Elections.

Headline...Trump Has A "Radical" Plan To Drain The Swamp If Re-Elected. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Alan speaks with Dr. Karl Moore, professor of strategy and organization at the Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University. 

Steve Bannon was President Donald Trump's Campaign Manager, who is credited with pulling off an improbable victory and for crafting the Trump Doctrine, also called The Tripod of Trump Policy. A must-watch episode by Sasha Gong #SteveBannon #DonaldTrump #TrumpDoctrine #Trump #SashaGong

Sri Lankan MPs have elected a new president, Ranil Wickremesinghe. The president-elect has called for unity but protesters are not happy.

AP correspondent Charles de Ledesma reports on Sri Lanka-Politics.

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Jason Church is a retired U.S. Army Captain and Wisconsin State Chair for U.S. Term Limits. Voters Hate Congress But Incumbents Keep Getting Re-Elected

Sifuna pledges to be an exemplary senator if elected in August by Capital FM

Ranil Wickremesinghe has won the vote in parliament to be the next president of Sri Lanka.

Sifuna pledges to be an exemplary Senator if elected in August . by Capital FM

Hillary and Tina interview Lauren Book, Florida Senate Minority Leader. Elected in 2016, Lauren Book is a rising star among Florida Democrats. After being unanimously selected Senate Democratic Leader, Lauren has led Democrats in the fight against the growing far- right in Tallahassee. Leader Book has dedicated her career to fighting childhood sexual abuse both in and out of the Legislature. As Chair of the Children, Families, and Seniors Committee, Lauren reconstructed Florida's child abuse reporting system, designing a central hotline so that no report is left uninvestigated. She went on to expand Medicaid for newborns and babies from just 3 months to a year- no small feat for a Democrat. Outside of the Legislature, Lauren founded Lauren's Kids, an Emmy Award winning non for profit dedicated to ending childhood sexual abuse through education. Her programming is found in schools in 41 states and internationally. Senator Book speaks to us about her role as in the Florida Senate, recent legislation, and her hopes for the midterm elections. Special Guest: Lauren Book.

Elected by their peers in the recent University ballot, new Student Government Association (SGA) leaders Elizabeth McKinney (President) and Gabe Freeman (Vice President) have plans for their administration to build on the successes of those prior while championing the voices of the student body. They discuss their roles in SGA and why they chose to take on their current leadership positions, as well as their hopes and goals for the upcoming year. But first, they have to finish helping new Bulldogs become acclimated to their new home during Summer Orientation. These two Orientation Student Leaders (OSLs) also talk about how important it is to each of them that they play a part in making Louisiana Tech feel as much like family for others as it does for them. Louisiana Tech SGA: https://orgs.latech.edu/sga/site/ Website: https://1894.latech.edu/beyond/ Email: 1894@latech.edu

Tanishka Sodhi brings you the news from the Supreme Court, the United Nations, Sri Lanka, Goa and Tamil Nadu. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Andrew Jackson's inauguration day, citizens mobbed the White House, breaking furniture and fine china. It was a sign of troubles to come. Elected as a populist president, Jackson was dogged by chaos and controversy from his first days in office. But a sex scandal known as “The Petticoat Affair” was minor compared to the challenges that lay ahead for America's seventh president.Listen ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App. https://wondery.app.link/historytellersPlease support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tim, Ian, Mary of Pop Culture Crisis, and Lydia host Chair of the Libertarian National Committee Angela McArdle to discuss the Texas GOP saying the 2020 election was illegitimate, Texas mulling the idea of seceding (again), skyrocketing diesel prices and a looming food shortage, and the absolute state of the state of California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices