Get the allusion of flexibility. They will get Higher Energy costs. Businesses are going to have to find ways to pay for their own higher bills, because it will not just be families when they turn on the light switch that will get a higher electric bill. Electricity rate will necessarily skyrocket. Businesses will have to find ways to pay for their higher layingcosts, which means people off, passing on the cost to others. Chamber of the u. S. Commerce says that an aggressive policy targeting coalfired power plants will be to less disposable income for families and thousands of jobs lost. Families have less disposable income, thousands of jobs lost, we just learned last week that the economy shrank by 1 in the last quarter. The United States economy shrank. It is the first time in years that the economy shrank by 1 . The first time it happened since since it happened in 2011. Our labor force is the same as when jimmy carter was president. The Obama Administration wants to put more ameri
Alwaysine viewers are invited to send questions or comments. Hosting the discussion is elizabeth slatterly. Her research focuses on issues such as the scope of the constitutions Commerce Clause, federal exemption, and election laws. She studies about the Supreme Court, judicial confirmations, the proper roles of the courts, and judicial interpretation. She is regularly contributing to a post on a heritage policy blog. Please join me in welcoming elizabeth slatterly. Elizabeth . [applause] thank you, john. Tomorrow morning the Senate Judiciary committee will hold a hearing on a constitutional amendment that would give congress the power to regulate raising and spending of money in elections. Say amending the constitution is necessary to get dark money out of politics and to stop billion theres from allegedly billionaires from allegedly buying elections. The Supreme Court has determined that bans on money are bans on money are bands on speech. Anyone with experience in running campaignsm
Now i heard it foundation discussion on limited freespeech rights. They will also look at a proposed constitutional amendment overturning those core rulings. This is an hour. Good afternoon. We welcome you to the auditorium. And those who have joined us on our website. Several will be joining us on cspan today. Those watching online are welcome to send comments at speaker heritage. Org. Those inhouse are asked to take that last courtesy check that cell phones are turned off as we begin. And of course, our online viewers are always invited to send questions or comments. Hosting the discussion is elizabeth slatterly. She is our senior legal policy analyst in the center for legal and judicial studies. Her research focuses on issues such as the scope of the constitutions commerce clause, federal exemption, and election laws. She also studies and writes about the Supreme Court, judicial confirmations, the proper roles of the courts, and judicial interpretation. She is regularly contributing
For the discussion. Everyone was positive in general about the progress made at nato. And some of the challenges we face externally. But, of course, some of the challenges internal to the alliance were not discussed as much. And i thought, perhaps, bob can put you on the spot a bit and talk about one of those which is in turkey, was a surprise that the turkish government decided to open negotiations with a chinese firm to provide missile capabilities. Could you comment on where you see that going, whats the latest status is and the u. S. Government perspective is on that. Well, the u. S. Government perspective is quite clear and that is our good allies, the turks, should acquire a system thats nato and operable. If that were true before ukraine, i think its true in space given the ukraine. So heres a case where the turkish government had a set of metrics to influence a cooperation, a competition. And somehow nato operatability wasnt on that list. And i have a feeling that even the capa
Monday morning members of the Marshall County Election Board met to review and consider the Pre-Primary Campaign Finance Report submitted past the deadline by Republican Jesse Bohannon. The County Election Board first swore in Steve Harper as the Republican member, replacing Adam Lukenbill. They then held the reorganization of the board for 2024. Steve Harper