Sarah Huckabee Sanders
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders is the 47th governor of Arkansas, having taken office on January 10, 2023. A member of the Republican Party, she previously served as the White House Press Secretary under President Donald Trump from 2017 to 2019. In her role as governor, Sanders has focused on issues such as education reform and economic development in Arkansas. She is known for her strong communication skills and her ability to navigate complex political landscapes.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders insists on boosting a different type of big lie, calling the shot the Trump vaccine.
If I`m elected governor here in Arkansas, we will not have mass mandates. We will not have mandates on the vaccine. We will not shut down churches and schools and other large gatherings because we believe in personal freedom and…
The American rescue plan has a lot. It has money to get vaccinations into arms, it has money for resources for schools, really, relief that families need with those direct payments and those direct checks.
The president and vice president have been clear. They believe that teachers should be prioritized in states to get the vaccines, just like frontline workers.
Yes. It's the presidential thing to do, it's the right thing to do. It's something, as you noted, Joy, that is a hallmark of the democracy, presidents, whether Democrat or Republican, have participated in the peaceful transition of power…
Yes. You know, again, President-elect Biden, as Ron noted last night, has spoken with a range of individuals.
If the president decides to amplify these latest smears about the Vice President and his surviving son, that is Russian misinformation.
But we believe that the American people are going to be heard in this election.
Folks who are tuning in tonight, who are sitting in their living rooms, who will be at their kitchen tables watching this debate, are really watching to figure out what these candidates have to say about this virus, this pandemic that…
President Trump, we expect is going to come to the debate tonight and talk about everything but his failure to mitigate this virus, and then the failures of this administration.
We do know that there are efforts underway for many foreign actors trying to meddle in this election and undermine the will and the confidence of the voters.
Joe Biden, he's ready. He's prepared. And folks have heard me say this before, but tonight on the debate stage, he's going to speak directly to the American people about what's going on with their families, and we're going to put this…
This election is a choice in our opinion, a choice between the vision that Vice President Biden has set forth, and the leadership the American people have seen over the last four years from President Trump.
Joe Biden will be there to show you exactly what you can get. Post November 3rd, if folks go to the polls and elect him as the next president of the United States.
When you are running to be President of the United States, and when you're running to represent the people, you have to be accountable to them.
What I heard was a shout out actually, instead of a call out and a condemnation.
Look, people are hurting. You know, this pandemic, we're experiencing multiple crises, a climate crisis, a crisis of racial injustice, a cry an economic crisis, and a public health crisis.
And if we go to the ballot box, if we participate in early voting, we can change things that it doesn't have to be this way.
He has repeatedly attacked Vice President Biden's faith. He -- Vice President Biden, as folks know, is a practicing Catholic.
This is about their families. And that is who Joe Biden is going to speak to tonight.
Joe Biden will be ready to really speak about the gravity of this moment, more than 200,000 Americans dead from COVID-19. Those are deaths that didn't have to happen.
He can dismiss Trump's lies, but he has a real opportunity here, which is just to explain how he would be a better president, which is to say is not that hard to do.





