January 12, 2021
There is still some time to donate to The Salvation Army’s red kettle campaign. As of January 12th, 2021, The Salvation Army is just 5% away from their goal of $310,000 for its 2020 campaign. In 135 years of service, The Salvation Army has been at the forefront of the fight against poverty in Jackson County.
Corps Officer Major Jose Tamayo said “We are grateful and humbled by the wonderful generosity of the greater Jackson community in the response to the need of their neighbors in support of the Red Kettle Campaign. This support is vital in allowing us to provide help and hope all year long.”
book, as well as a longer version of him in fresno talking about this book. you are watching booktv on c-span2. ira katznelson presents the history of the new deal. he argues that in order to pass the host for legislation, the roosevelt administration had to broker a deal with southern politicians who wish to maintain racial segregation that limited policies and did not cease until the civil rights act of 1964. anyone who loves american history finds it a privilege to be in this building to be invited to speak your is especially gratifying. shortly before his death in 2007, one of the great historians of the new deal, arthur schlesinger, jr., wrote the following, conceptions of the past, he noted, are far from stable. they are perennially revised by the urgencies of the presence. when new urgencies arise in our own times and lives, historians spotlight shifts, probably no into the shadows, throwing out sharp release things that were always there but that earlier historian
0 sequester. so the question is why won t he work with with us? and the answer, quite simply, is because he wants higher taxes. republican governors meeting today in washington are asking the federal government to solve the spending crisis and not to add to the burden on the states. don t pass the balancing the federal budget on the backs of state governments because we re still recovering, too, from the national recession that we ve been through. and the obama administration filed a legal brief friday asking the supreme court to strike down a key part of the defense of marriage act. the administration s case deals with the portion of the law that bars recking on negz of same-sex marriage by the federal government. the pressure on congress to end the sequester. mr. obama said friday after meeting with japan s prime minister that it s not too late to solve the crisis. let s take a listen. i never think that anything is inevitable. we always have the opportunity to make the rig
but these things could be awfully ponderous things. if you had to listen to one, you might fall asleep several times. it would be good if you were trying to sleep at night, trying to read it. and so, nixon decided to have the best of both worlds. he started this practice of having two versions, a spoken version and a written version. they would the spoken version would be covered by stuff in the written version. the written version would be much more spelled out in detail. and it would be sort of a significant a sophisticated analysis of why the things he was asking for in the spoken message should be done. it worked well. he would take two written copies, hand one to the speaker of the house, one to the president of the senate. then he would deliver the address. it was i think a very helpful innovation. lee, i worked on one earlier. i was going to mention this but 20,000 words? it s a little overdone. i worked on one myself, one of the speeches delivered by the preside