Gideon Resnick
speaker
5,131 appearances
66 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 3d ago
Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Trump said yesterday that the project is set to be completed in the summer of twenty twenty eight.
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The first mail-in ballots for this year's midterms are expected to start going out at the end of the week.
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And recently there's been a lot of confusion and legal wrangling as the White House has been working for months to change the way Americans vote by mail.
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First, in March, the president signed an executive order that sought to make lists of US citizens that were verified eligible voters, and to task the United States Postal Service with doing it, and also not sending absentee ballots to people.
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missing from each state's approved list.
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Nick Ricardy is a reporter with the Associated Press.
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Voting law experts saw the order as unconstitutional, charging that it was attempting to take away states' power to run elections.
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In a recent lawsuit, more than twenty Democratic state attorneys general said that USPS did not have the authority to try and carry this out.
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this.
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The rule has now been put on hold with a judge saying that plaintiff states did not have enough time to implement changes before the midterms.
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President Trump has vocally opposed voting by mail for years, despite the fact that it's how he often casts his own ballot.
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He's heightened his criticism since he lost the 2020 election.
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The next hearing in this case is scheduled for Thursday, September third.
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It's been the worst fire season in a decade in the Western United States.
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Millions of acres have burned, hundreds of homes have been destroyed.
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And some of the people responsible for managing that land say changes made at the federal level to how the US responds to fires is making their work more difficult.
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In June last year, just a few months after wildfires ripped through Los Angeles, President Trump signed an executive order that urged faster and more aggressive federal responses to fires.
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The president, along with Tom Schultz, the U.S. Forest
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Forest Service chief, endorsed a tactic known as full suppression in fighting fires, meaning that every single fire on public land gets a response with the goal of fully containing them.
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Robert Cheney is a senior reporter with the Montana Free Press.
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