What do know is a lot of Tea Party People are wealthy blue color people themselves and that is what i find in white color government. The most conservative and probusiness lawmakers are the wealthy white color professionals. Thanks for taking the time. Thanks so much. That was afterwards. Authors of nonfiction books are interviewed. Afterwards airs at 10 p. M. Sat saturday and at 12 p. M. And 9 p. M. On sunday and 12 a. M. Monday. Span2. Next next, eri hotta examines the attack on pearl harbor from a japanese perspective. This is about an hour. Good evening, thank you very much for coming. It is somewhat artificial of two people that xoe each other well, husband and wife, to do an interview in public like this. Why should i ask the questions i can ask her over the breakfast table. But we dont discuss Japanese Naval strategy in 1941 over the breakfast table. One of the thinks things i find the most revealing is that it tackles certain myths about pearl harbor. And one of those myths whi
A. Theres certainly no shortage of professional health care in the news right now. Weve got democrat seriously defending the Affordable Care act, republicans. The attacking it. I think we would all argue that they are missing at the Health Care Care system is broken. Spend more and get less than virtually every other country and Neither Party are really talking about what we would do about it. I would argue that our ability as a country to rein in Health Care Spending is going to determine this is the largest single factor driving our debt. It is bankrupting this country. If were not able to get this under control, we will have money to spend on anything. This is the underlying rationale. We firmly believe evidence should he what is driving health care policy. Public policy in general. Weve got three goals. The first is to link the extraordinary resources and produce to give scholars a medical School Together with economists, Political Science is, sociologist and come together to produ
Of course president kennedy himself unfortunately was to be assassinated three weeks later. So therefore you have, you know, i think historically an opportunity that early to maybe prevent the tremendous loss of, not only American Life but of vietnamese life that followed the administration of president johnson and then of president nixon. Bearing in mind that as Many Americans died under the administration of president nixon as did under president johnson. So, you know, early on, david had per stamp, my colleague, wrote in the best and the brightest, this was the wrong war at the wrong place at the wrong time and i didnt necessarily agree with him then but i agree with him now and i doubt that even an extended, continued american effort could have forestalled an ultimate nationalist victory and a nationalist victory in vietnam would have met supremacy of major force in vietnam and today which is the communist party. Best i can do in the allotted time. Peter, not bad. Thank you, peter.
Any of that at all whereas i tend to try to balance might Corporate Media with independent review will like democracy now and you hear all the time on democracy now about soldiers refusing to deploy. I just wondered if you saw any signs of that . Thanks. Thats a great question. The short answer somewhat tellingly is i think in my experience at fort hood and among the folks that i knew there, the short answer is basically no. I had one friend who is involved with a relatively oriented Veterans Advocacy Group and certainly there is in this country a really lively antiwar Veterans Movement made up of a bunch of different organizations doing work that is politically important for those folks and also personally important for a lot of them. One of the things that was really interesting and striking to me in my work was the conventional language that we use and the civilian public being prowar, being antiwar whether in principle in general or with regard to specific policy decisions. Those a
The Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Program and Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society hosted their 10th annual Women’s History Month Symposium March 15. The symposium brought together feminists from various fields, ranging from academia to activism, to discuss their perspectives on different obstacles these fields have faced. The discussion, which also celebrated.