Welcome back to H.S.AG Sisters-In-law with Kimberly Atkins-Stor, Joyce Vance, and me

Jill Wine Banks. Barb is away this week and we are looking forward to

hearing from her soon and to her being back on the show next week.

Let's get on to the show where we're going to be discussing some voting right cases,

the Manhattan DA's immunity response, including a very interesting note about footnote 3 in the Supreme

Court immunity decision, and our weekly episode about Project 2025.

Before we get going though, I want to talk to you all about what your reaction to having a woman as a Democratic candidate has been, you know, how excited are you?

What is your reaction?

Kim, what about you?

You know, it's funny because a couple things happen. Like I was so, I was in such a sense of despair at the disarray that the Dem seemed to put itself in and not pull

pull themselves out of for almost a month before this happened and then I went away just to try to you know get some relief

and take a little break from everything and literally the hour I got back is

when Biden made the announcement so immediately I went into like work

like I'm literally coming back setting my bags down and jumping on my computer to start working on a

column about you know by, bowing out.

So it was like this frantic work day.

And then, you know, been working like crazy since then.

And I, it took really until, you know, Friday of this week for it to all sink in and what it meant to be on the

precipice of history in this way and what really made it sit for me is I saw a video online of

Kamala Harris speaking to a number of kids like kids asking her questions about climate

and and about you know being afraid of school

shootings and wanting someone to just be a good president or even the kids

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