Video: WCAX U.S. House race debate for GOP candidates ‘out of control’
“These are the questions being asked in a Republican primary? Is that what Republican primary voters want to know about the Republican candidates?”
“These are the questions being asked in a Republican primary? Is that what Republican primary voters want to know about the Republican candidates?”
A caller to “The Morning Drive” asked a question about Roe vs. Wade — and we had a brief but candid discussion.
“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews state Rep. Anne Donahue, and Matthew Strong of Vermonters for Good Government — an organization fighting the push to add abortion to Vermont’s Constitution. Regardless of your position, you should be concerned about this proposal.
“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews Myers Mermel, a candidate for U.S. Senate from Manchester.
“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews Al Davis, the founder of Alstam, about using natural gas versus wood chips for energy. Davis has more than 40 years of experience in the design, manufacturing and commissioning of duct burners.
“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews Dr. Robert Hargraves, co-founder of the fission energy company ThorCon, about new developments in nuclear energy technology, and how it might be the answer to our energy woes.
Students from the University of Washington School of Music include Keoni Dilay, Sarah Fantappiè, Madeline Ile, Eric Jeffords, Sylvia Jones, Nicholas Klein, Mengshi Lin, Alexander Nguyen, Vivianna Oh, Will Schlott, Ariona Thompson, and Jared White.
As a travel nurse who left her state to help battle the reported COVID crisis “epicenter,” she was startled to find that the “frontline war zone” at a hospital in Queens was more like a ghost town.
Watch every Democrat candidate in the recent lieutenant governor debate voice their support for a carbon tax on home heating oil, propane, natural gas, and kerosene — and throw gasoline and diesel into the mix.
“The legislature needs to revisit the Global Warming Solutions Act and expand the narrow priority of the emissions reduction. Any representation that the language in the Climate Action Plan is fully supported by all the Climate Council members, I don’t think is accurate,” Smith said.
“This bill is bad enough on its merits that name-calling just serves as a distraction from the main issue. This bill removes the rights of parents to provide informed consent.”
Pandemic policies including lockdowns, school closures and mask mandates have exacted a heavy price on the youngest Americans. Ethan Allen Institute President Meg Hansen interviews public health expert Anna Runkle on early trauma linked to large-scale societal happenings.