Our experience to come in was different than any other family. Probably will never happen again in history. We took a picture of the family behind the oval office desk. That night we did not get to move into the white house because nixon had left so quickly, so unexpectedly, they had left their daughter and soninlaw to pack all of their clothes and belongings. We had to go back to our little house in alexandria, virginia, suburbia the neighborhood surrounded by secret service. We have been living there as dad was Vice President. I will never forget that. Mom was cooking dinner. We were sitting around the dinner table and moms cooking dinner and she looked over at my dad and she goes, gerry something is wrong here . [laughter] steve you just became president of the United States and i am still cooking. Literally, dad would commute to the office every day, which was the oval office. We got there a little different way than the rest of the family did. Jenna . Jenna we got there a little b
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After Daily White House press briefing, the chairman of the counsel of economic advisers discussed the september jobs report, and how the Government Shutdown affected the u. S. Economy. Thank you, jay. This morning we found out the economy added 148,000 jobs in the month of september. The Unemployment Rate ticked down to 7. 2 , and those are both part of the steady threeyear trend of job creation and reduction in the Unemployment Rate. Theres no question, though, that that pace of job creation is below what we can be fully satisfied with, and that the conversation wed like to be having is a conversation about how to add to jobs. Instead what we did in october was selfinflicted wound that will subtract from jobs when we eventually learn the jobs number for october. Normally, economists love jobs day, the most recent, fresh look at the jobs in the economy, but this was delayeded by several weeks, and as a result covers data from september, which was before the significant changes that ha
Thats how you grow an economy. Got to have an effective transportation and Health Care Delivery system. What one issue, though, what one issue do you want to be remembered for . [inaudible] you sill have a still more time, 20 more seconds. Creating jobs and diversifying the economy. Thats how you grow and diversify the economy. Dorothy, who was with me here tonight, we want our children to stay here. Two in college, one in the naval academy, but the two in college are getting out soon, we want them to stay here. You needs jobs of the future to keep your chirp here. Thank you. More platitudes, no plans. I dont doubt that he wants more people having jobs in virginia, but he has yet to lay out a detailed plan. Its clear he doesnt like me plan, but i have one. You know, saying the words education and research, thats all great, but those are goals, platitudes, not plans. I like those too. I like education. I like puppies, but i dont bring a puppy home if i dont have a plan, or guess what my
Natural law. Remarkably for the story as other natural law thinkers, positive law that conflicts with natural law is not law at all. Having examined stories general philosophical work let us see how he applied his law in cases. In the case of the an American Public armed vessel seized an allegedly french ship as suspected of engaging in the trafficking of slaves. The american captain asserted that the trafficking of slaves from africa to a Foreign Court violated the law of nations, and therefore, the con my accusation of the ship was the appropriate penalty. Stories opinion begins by claiming the law of nations rests on the eternal law of nature. The law of nature he said is deduced by correct reasoning from the right and duties of nations and the nature of moral obligation. Natural law for story is the basis for the law of nations. However, story is careful to note that he as a judge only has the authority to end force the law of nations if it has not been relaxed or waived by the con