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CSPAN QA May 30, 2016

Brian what makes them so interesting . Betty part of the interest for me is that there are parts of sumners career that are famous and very well known. Everybody who has visited the theyve heardng, infamous caning. But that is often the only thing they know about him. He left the senate for a few years and came back in 1859. The most interesting part of his career came after that. He came back in 1859 and the most important part was when he becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. He was contradictory and he was ornery. He was difficult and arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. He has left a Lasting Legacy that i think is quite profound. Brian why Everett Dirksen . Brian he was from a different perspective. Senatory in the 1960s. Nd he died in 1969. He was probably the most effective minority leader weve ever had. This is the time of heavy Party Dominance in the senate. Nevertheless, he managed to shape every bill that came through. Most particularly the Civil Right

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CSPAN QA May 30, 2016

The more i learn about them, the more interesting they get. It seems to be a bottomless pool of interesting facts and passions and contradictions. They are both fascinating characters. What makes them so interesting . Part of the interest for me is that there are parts that are famous and very well known. They have heard of the infamous caning. Thing they the only know about. His career came after that. He came back in 1859 and the het important part was when becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. He was contradictory and ordinary. He was arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. He has left a Lasting Legacy that i think is quite profound. He was from a different perspective. In 1969. He was probably the most effective minority leader weve ever had. This is the time of heavy party dominance. He managed to shave every bill that came through. He was entertaining and clownish. The voters loved him. Behind the clown was this very serious legislator. He just had endless la

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CSPAN QA May 30, 2016

Betty koed it would probably be a tie between charles sumner, two very different people. The more i learn about them, the more interesting they get. Charles sumner just seemed to be a bottomless pool of the interesting fact and passions and contradictions. Endocyte know more about air, i am finding similar things about , and did he had bad stop about what he did. Brian what makes them so interesting . Betty part of the interest for me is that there are parts that are famous and very well known. They have heard of the infamous caning. That is not the only thing they know about. The most interesting part of his career came after that. He came back in 1859 and the most important part was when he becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. He was contradictory and ordinary. He was ordinary. He was arrogant. He was arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. He has left a Lasting Legacy that i think is quite profound. He was from a different perspective. He died in 1969. He was p

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FOXNEWSW Fox News At Night With Shannon Bream August 19, 2020

Speech no worries, she wasnt referring to her comments about racial injustice, stunning the convention by seconding the nomination of socialist senator Bernie Sanders for president , not joe biden. What was that about . Biblical in, democrats trying to explain away an appearance during the National Convention call and meeting of local delegates in the Convention Room not endorsed by nominee joe biden. Called antisemitic and antilgbt q by her fellow women smart organizes, the Democratic Party is absolutely her party in tonights event. Welcome to fox news at night. We begin with chief political analyst bret baer. Weve wrapped night 2. It ended with a speech by doctor jill biden and i dont know if you remember we were in New Hampshire before covid19 shutdown the campaign trail but i remember going to the last event and there were a couple women at of me. Joe biden spoke at the open for her husband and they turned around and said i wish she was running. A strong speech by her, very likable

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