Biden's Debate Strategies and Ohio's Non-Citizen Voter Control
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Explore the intricate strategies of Joe Biden in the episode titled 'Biden's Debate Strategies and Ohio's Non-Citizen Voter Control' in the latest episode of The Hammer Drops. Our host, Layak, meticulously analyzes the key debate restrictions put forward by the Biden team during the impending debates with Trump. Tune in as Layak dives into the various conditions proposed by Biden including the exclusion of third-party candidates and the minimal audience requirement.
Unravel the controversial claims made by the Biden camp regarding the requirement of neutral channel hosts and the conspicuous exclusion of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other third-party candidates. Moreover, listen to the heated discussion about the Biden campaign's assertion that debates should be fashioned for the television audience rather than live spectators. Gain insights into the current state of the United States as Biden leads and the concerns rising over the weaponization of the judicial system against Trump.
The episode also enlightens listeners about the recent developments in Ohio regarding the removal of non-citizens from its voter roll. Take a closer look into how the Biden administration could influence such state decisions. Learn about Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRosa's proactive measures towards maintaining a fair voter roll. The episode also brings to light the skeptics' doubts about whether Democrat-run states would implement similar measures.
Finally, delve into the issue of escalating crime rates and the role of police departments in managing license plate readers for public safety. The discussion underlines the proactive steps taken by the Lake and the Hills Police Department by investing in new camera systems and a new $28 million station. Listen to this intriguing episode for an in-depth understanding of the current political scenario in the U.S!
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/13/us/politics/biden-trump-battleground-poll.html
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