You know that columnists and newspapers that comment on the less angry shows my pine for those days when you all lived in washington and you all hung out after work. Is that a naove way of looking at how washington should operate now . In terms of . Fighting bipartisan consensus and making sure the process works . Make the first thing is, when people know each other, its harder to hate. Who among us does have a member of our family or coworker, or someone that you have disagreements with . You know them holistically as a person. You dont just know who they voted for or how they voted on the last bill, you dont just know of a sticker on the car, you know them as a person, a father, mother, neighbor, or some of the did you a favor. That is always important. In the senate, that happens more. The communities are smaller. We work with people. You have to make a point of seeking it. I dont know if we will ever get back to a time where everyone lives in washington and they vacation on the wee
Congress that would authorize military force to target Mexican Cartels and the consequences of military intervention in mexico. Good afternoon, everyone. My name is justin logan, i am the director of defense and Foreign Policy here at cato. It is my pleasure to welcome you to this form of this uncommonly, wonderful sunny august afternoon in washington to our forum on proposals for using u. S. Military at the border and counter fentanyl. You are going to hear a lot of reasons this afternoon why proposals for using u. S. Military in and around mexico to counter fentanyl is a bad idea. But, i think it is important to state at the outset there is a real underlying crisis happening in the United States vis vis fentanyl. Overdose death or precise data on Overdose Deaths are hard to come by. But, as near as we can tell somewhere on the order between 60 and 80,000 americans per year last year in 2022 anyway, are dying of fentanyl related overdoses. Provisional data from the cdc, for example, s
Lawrence resident Howard Kopel who has served as the Nassau County Legislature s deputy presiding officer since 2018 was sworn in as the presiding officer in the Legislative building on Jan. 5.
In just the last 13 years, taxpayer-funded public university system has turned out to have hired a convicted terrorist, a Russian spy, and more than one sexual deviant.