Previewing Tonight’s Democratic Debate: Will There Be A Biden/Warren Moment?
Tonight’s Democratic presidential candidate debate will be the first time that former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren will share a stage. Many expect the night to add clarity about the positioning and point spread between the top three candidates and are looking to see if any of the candidates who have been polling from 4th place onward will have a breakaway moment. To discuss, Jim Braude was joined by LaTosha Brown, co-founder of the Black Voters Matter Fund and a fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics; Steve Kerrigan, former congressional candidate and former CEO of the 2012 Democratic National Convention; and Alethea Harney, former press secretary for Sen. Warren’s Senate campaign, and former senior campaign adviser to Vice President Joe Biden.
Massachusetts Ends Its Electric Car Rebate
They don’t need gas, they barely make a sound, and advocates say they can help save the planet. And yet, electric cars haven’t exactly caught on. Now a rebate program designed to get more Massachusetts residents to buy them is about to end. Stephanie Leydon has a look at the impact of the rebates and the future of electric cars.
IMHO: Trump Made The Right Call On E-Cigarettes. Let’s See Where It Actually Goes.
Jim Braude shares his thoughts on the growing public health concern of e-cigarette use — and says we’ll have to wait and see whether President Trump follows through on his promises about it.
