Stephen Skeap

Drug overdoses account for many deaths of young people, people in their prime. And that is one thing that drives U.S. life expectancy down compared to countries that don't have an opioid epidemic.

Drug overdoses account for many deaths of young people, people in their prime. And that is one thing that drives U.S. life expectancy down compared to countries that don't have an opioid epidemic.

Well, gun deaths in people in their youth and midlife is another big reason why the US has lower life expectancy. Guns have been the leading cause of death for Americans under age 17 for several years now. One expert I've spoken with estimates that two years of the difference between the US and other countries could be attributed to the ready availability of guns here.

Well, gun deaths in people in their youth and midlife is another big reason why the US has lower life expectancy. Guns have been the leading cause of death for Americans under age 17 for several years now. One expert I've spoken with estimates that two years of the difference between the US and other countries could be attributed to the ready availability of guns here.

Well, gun deaths in people in their youth and midlife is another big reason why the US has lower life expectancy. Guns have been the leading cause of death for Americans under age 17 for several years now. One expert I've spoken with estimates that two years of the difference between the US and other countries could be attributed to the ready availability of guns here.

So there is an irony to this. The victim in this case, the case that sparked this conversation is UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was only 50 years old when he was fatally shot.

So there is an irony to this. The victim in this case, the case that sparked this conversation is UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was only 50 years old when he was fatally shot.

So there is an irony to this. The victim in this case, the case that sparked this conversation is UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was only 50 years old when he was fatally shot.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

So today the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee meets. It's going to be very mundane. They're working through logistical things like how many signatures you need to be nominated for these positions, key deadlines, and other procedural stuff.

So today the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee meets. It's going to be very mundane. They're working through logistical things like how many signatures you need to be nominated for these positions, key deadlines, and other procedural stuff.

So today the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee meets. It's going to be very mundane. They're working through logistical things like how many signatures you need to be nominated for these positions, key deadlines, and other procedural stuff.

There's also going to be four forums for leadership candidates in January ahead of the vote, both virtually and in person, for people to make their pitch ahead of the vote February 1st. It's important to note, A, that those with a say here are not everyday Democrats, but

There's also going to be four forums for leadership candidates in January ahead of the vote, both virtually and in person, for people to make their pitch ahead of the vote February 1st. It's important to note, A, that those with a say here are not everyday Democrats, but

There's also going to be four forums for leadership candidates in January ahead of the vote, both virtually and in person, for people to make their pitch ahead of the vote February 1st. It's important to note, A, that those with a say here are not everyday Democrats, but

rather about 450 Democratic lawmakers, elected committee members, activists, and state party chairs like the head of the Mississippi Democrats, State Representative Sheck Taylor. He told me this week it's also important to note that Democrats aren't in the White House or in control of either chamber of Congress.

rather about 450 Democratic lawmakers, elected committee members, activists, and state party chairs like the head of the Mississippi Democrats, State Representative Sheck Taylor. He told me this week it's also important to note that Democrats aren't in the White House or in control of either chamber of Congress.

rather about 450 Democratic lawmakers, elected committee members, activists, and state party chairs like the head of the Mississippi Democrats, State Representative Sheck Taylor. He told me this week it's also important to note that Democrats aren't in the White House or in control of either chamber of Congress.