Freedom of expression. And that legacy continues after she left. So she certainly made her mark on the world. And certainly showed that shes unflappable in the face of criticism and unflappable in the face of an attempt to undo all of the work that that fine organization is doing. For me, shes a great role model of how we conduct ourselves as women, in the face of what can be a little bit of a backslide from time to time. Its nice to have people we can see who embody strength and thick skin and certainly youve talked to you wrote in your book about how much you have how far youve come in this regard in in not letting the turkeys get you down. Your personal story makes the case for Public Policy that supports women, how do we get men to be allies in the fight to fight to further these policies when they dont experience these things personally . How do we make men care about feminism . Is we share our stories. Again not to be a broken record, but humanizing these issues just as i for exa
People who are potentially mega donors to their campaigns, or to their future campaigns. This is why voter apathy is so upsetting to me. Because we do show people like governor perry that acting in ways like that will go unaccounted theyre not held to account for it. And i think that we all ought to own our responsibility to make sure were using our voices in a way that show that we are as powerful as some of these folks that can write the big checks. Right. Because ultimately politics is powerful, but we also need to change culture, and we need to change the way that we see these issues through a moral justice lens. Maybe thats the direction we need to go. So how do you determine your political platform and agenda . Who educates you on the issues that you champion . It really comes from in here. And as an elected official, i try very hard to keep an open door for people to come in and talk about things that matter to them. My work on testing the backlog on rape kits in texas came from
On behalf of macleans, i want to thank the viewers for tuning in tonight. Be sure to visit the ma macleans website. Stay tuned. I am paul wells. Good night from toronto. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] the potential effect of the middle east. Live at noon, is eastern on cspan. With the senate and its august break, will feature programming on cspan 2. At the end of the summer, look on the special programs saturday, september 5. We will be live from the Nations Capital for the National Book festival. On sunday, we have the live indepth program. Tv on cspan 2, television for serious readers. Atcoming up next, a look u. S. China relations. Then, afghanistan Operations Commander about the training of Afghan Forces and other challenges in the region. Later, a discussion on the future of mexico. ur attention to u. S. China relations. We want to welcome robert daly, who served as a Cultural Exchange officer. He now serves as the director of the Kissinger Institute in c
That across the country, states re scrambling to fill teachers roles, california hit hardest. California, the situation is more stark. California lost 82,000 jobs in the recession, teacher jobs. They are trying to fill 21,500 for this this slots coming school year. Also, a story about cocacola and obesity. The front line is that the company, cocacola, funds and effort to curb the obesity battle, emphasis on exercise. Critics say this message is misleading. Some other news for you this morning. Front pages of wall street New York Times this morning. Floyd in indiana, an independent. What do you think of Political Correctness . Caller i think donald trump is exactly right. I have been watching cspan for a long long time. They come up with different lives on every situation. I watched the debate on thursday night, and all of the questions they asked the different candidates, no one asked the question about what they would do on iran. All of them are talking about what obama and Hillary Cl
Background levels. Even epaso low that admits they have not determined how to reach full compliance. The marginal cost of ratcheting down the existing spread standard goes through the roof that thestimates standard would cost 3. 9 billion dollars to 15 billion annually and the 16 part would be 39 billion annually. Cost of study puts the 65 parts per billion at 140 billion a year, which would make this the agencys most expensive. Egulation ever the study also estimates 1. 4 million fewer jobs and household cost averaging 830 per year. These costs come on top of all of the other rules we have seen manythis administration, of which also impact the energy and manufacturing sectors. Moreover, this rule is yet another chapter in the Administration Efforts to force more extreme client policies on the American People. I would like to just name a few of them. We have done the utility mac, the same and, the cross state the tiertion rule, three, the 111 b, all on top of. His proposed ozone rule i