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Fundamentally different from a president ial election. Different people vote. I looked at the House National exit poll and i made this point on the news hour but i will make again. Paring the 2014 elected electorate to the 2010 electorate i know this comes as a shock but not everybody votes. Whats important to me as a handicapper is who votes and now with the National Public opinion is. 2014 to 2012 and the 2014 electorate was more older, more male, or republican, wealthier and more of them said the country is headed on the wrong track. Probably should not surprise you those voters voted or republican. But even more than that in 2012, the exit polls said do you disapprove of the job barack obama is doing . Approve, 53 , disapprove, 46 . It shocked a lot of us. Midtoed him in the upper 40s. When people voted, that is who voted. This time, do you approve or disapprove, 44 approve and 55 disapprove. It was a different electorate with a different mood and delivered a different opinion abou
This is one hour 10 minutes. Welcome everybody. I and the executive director of the internet caucus advisory committee. Hopefully we will get you out of here in 60 minutes or so. This topic is on your program, which you have in front of you. You have the information on the speakers and their twitter accounts. You can contact them on twitter or any other way you would like bywe are hosting this event the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee in conjunction with the internet caucus. On the house side, bob goodlatte. We are in their debt for hosting and supporting this program. They dont agree on every issue. Frankly, not on a lot of issues. We are thrilled that they agreed that the internet should be a place where we can debate these issues with expert speakers like we have today. I want to thank them, and our moderator today is a reporter with politico, a Cyber Security reporter, and she has covered this over the past couple years, and she is situated to moderate our panel to
The third person on the list was helen thomas. She wound up writing the forward. She passed away in july. In fact, shes one of ten people in my book who have passed away since ive interviewed them. I want to show you a brief slide show of some of the about 90 people who are in the book and some of their reflections on john kennedy. Afterward, ill come back for a few minutes, and then scott will come up and speak. And i suppose i am a [inaudible] in that 24 hours for the first couple of days. I would think that i, you know, became more realistic as a journalist and saw the larger screen probably and the consequences of during action and the evil that can come even to america. So i do think it was a seminal time for me. The Television Set was, if you will, the centrifuge for the country. Everybody yes. Drew from it in some fashion. I think his legacy was in the boldness of his rhetoric and declaration. I met him as a Young High School student. I was visiting my father at the United State
This class is just over 50 minutes. Good morning, everybody. Were going to start part two of talking about the attack, if you will, certainly an assault, on the liberal welfare state that gained momentum in the 1970s and comes to fruition with the election of Ronald Reagan in the early 1980s. We will take a look at this part two because we have to talk about both parts. The rise, as we have been talking the last couple of lectures, the rise of the Great Society measures, the height of the liberal welfare state in america, and the beginning of a tax against that liberal welfare state. A couple of questions. Three questions i want you to think about. What is happening in society that will provoke changes in the way americans view themselves and view, in this particular context of the 1970s and 1980s, the wrong direction that america is headed . They are critical of what is happening to their lives and to the direction American Society is going. And this question, of course, also speaks t