Reason magazine's Robby Soave discusses media coverage of Campaign 2020, and National Popular Vote's Barry Fadem discusses his group's efforts to promote the national popular vote, rather than the Electoral College, to elect presidents.
Reason magazine senior editor Robby Soave discussed his recent piece criticizing media coverage of the Trump campaign and Trump supporters during the campaign.
National Popular Vote co-founder and president Barry Fadem discussed his group's efforts to promote the national popular vote, rather than the Electoral College, to elect presidents.
Shortly after the Associated Press called the 2020 presidential race for Democrat Joe Biden, President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani held a news conference in Philadelphia to cast doubt on the results of the election, focusing on the count in Pennsylvania. "Philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit Democrat machine that you have had in power for 60 years," claimed the former Republican mayor of New York City. Campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski and a couple of Philadelphia residents also spoke, alleging they were not given adequate access to observe ballot counting. Mr. Giuliani said "networks don't get to decide elections" and vowed legal challenges to the vote count.
Longtime Los Angeles Times Supreme Court reporter David Savage talked about the 2000 Bush v. Gore Supreme Court case which decided the presidential election that year. He also talked about why it happened and the court cases that led up to Bush v. Gore. Mr. Savage also discussed election 2020 and the legal challenges that the Trump campaign filed after election day.
Shortly after the Associated Press called the 2020 presidential race for Democrat Joe Biden, President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani held a news conference in Philadelphia to cast doubt on the results of the election, focusing on the count in Pennsylvania. "Philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit Democrat machine that you have had in power for 60 years," claimed the former Republican mayor of New York City. Campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski and a couple of Philadelphia residents also spoke, alleging they were not given adequate access to observe ballot counting. Mr. Giuliani said "networks don't get to decide elections" and vowed legal challenges to the vote count.
National Popular Vote co-founder and president Barry Fadem discussed his group's efforts to promote the national popular vote, rather than the Electoral College, to elect presidents.
Harvard Medical School Professor Dr. Joseph Kvedar looks at the role of telemedicine as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Kvedar is president of the American Telemedicine Association.
Shortly after the Associated Press called the 2020 presidential race for Democrat Joe Biden, President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani held a news conference in Philadelphia to cast doubt on the results of the election, focusing on the count in Pennsylvania. "Philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit Democrat machine that you have had in power for 60 years," claimed the former Republican mayor of New York City. Campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski and a couple of Philadelphia residents also spoke, alleging they were not given adequate access to observe ballot counting. Mr. Giuliani said "networks don't get to decide elections" and vowed legal challenges to the vote count.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris address the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris address the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris addressed the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris addressed the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election. President-elect Biden said the American people have "delivered us a clear victory." He took the opportunity to address the supporters of President Trump, saying he understands their "disappointment tonight," but that it's "time to put away the harsh rhetoric," and that "we are not enemies. We are Americans." Vice President-elect Harris thanked the American people and acknowledged the women who paved the way before her, "including the black women who are often, too often, overlooked," saying "they are the backbone of our democracy."
Shortly after the Associated Press called the 2020 presidential race for Democrat Joe Biden, President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani held a news conference in Philadelphia to cast doubt on the results of the election, focusing on the count in Pennsylvania. "Philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit Democrat machine that you have had in power for 60 years," claimed the former Republican mayor of New York City. Campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski and a couple of Philadelphia residents also spoke, alleging they were not given adequate access to observe ballot counting. Mr. Giuliani said "networks don't get to decide elections" and vowed legal challenges to the vote count.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris addressed the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election. President-elect Biden said the American people have "delivered us a clear victory." He took the opportunity to address the supporters of President Trump, saying he understands their "disappointment tonight," but that it's "time to put away the harsh rhetoric," and that "we are not enemies. We are Americans." Vice President-elect Harris thanked the American people and acknowledged the women who paved the way before her, "including the black women who are often, too often, overlooked," saying "they are the backbone of our democracy."
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine testified before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on future NASA missions and changes the agency has made during the coronavirus pandemic. He spoke on several topics, including the investment in the future of NASA, public and private partnerships, and how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted NASA operations. Administrator Bridenstine also discussed upcoming missions, including the Artemis program, which will see the first woman to land on the moon by 2024.
The Technology Policy Institute hosted its 2020 TPI Aspen Forum, exploring a wide array of technology policy issues. In this virtual panel, participants talked about data protection and privacy regulation during the coronavirus pandemic and what a U.S. equivalent to Europe's General Data Protection Regulation might look like.
The House Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations held a hearing on how the coronavirus pandemic has provided insight into improving the VA's medical supply chain. They discussed the challenges the VA has faced before and during the pandemic, from medical supply needs to financial roadblocks, and how best to vertically integrate modernization efforts.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris addressed the nation from Wilmington, Delaware, after being declared the winners of the 2020 presidential election. President-elect Biden said the American people have "delivered us a clear victory." He took the opportunity to address the supporters of President Trump, saying he understands their "disappointment tonight," but that it's "time to put away the harsh rhetoric," and that "we are not enemies. We are Americans." Vice President-elect Harris thanked the American people and acknowledged the women who paved the way before her, "including the black women who are often, too often, overlooked," saying "they are the backbone of our democracy."
