When it comes to how theyre used across the world. Someis your chance, give advice to donald trump as he is the president elect and preparing to take office, specifically in his role as commanderinchief. What advice would you give give him . In the8001 if you live mountain and pacific mountime zone. And on facebook. Com cspan. If you go to the military times, there is a look, taking a look at what the new commanderinchief what it may bring when it comes to management style. Inside the pentagon, early fears that trump will micromanage the generals more than obama did. Some observers say the president elects is this background of being a shift to the white House Management style allowing for the pentagon to make more decisions independently about the execution of military strategies and policies. There will be a Natural Inclination to shift daytoday decisionmaking back to the generals. With mr. Trump setting the basic philosophy. That was michael rubin, a former pentagon official. But th
Tenth century. Its also endorsed by the International Institute of islamic thought which is the Muslim Brotherhood think tank thats been operating in the United States, i believe, since the early 1980s. There are other endorsements as well, but the point is that this political ideology which is radical in the United States because it is would it would supplant our constitution since its core tenets are antithetical to our constitution, so to me thats radical, whether youre you know, whether you want to blow up a bridge to get it done or not. If you want to supplant the United States constitution with a totalitarian legal code and societal framework, thats pretty radical. Theres an awful lot of people who buy on to this to one degree or another. Some percentage of them will become jihadists. Some larger percentage of them will create enclaves or safe spaces, i guess thats the the popular common term, right, safe spaces for this ideology to take root and to grow, and the forcible command
The candidates seeking office. , a lot ofly stunning effort is being put into the sheer mechanics of raising money. Host sarah from vernon, new york on the independent line. Caller good morning, how are you . Guest hello. Caller i would like you to explain to the American Public what a call center is. From what i understand, listening to 60 minutes and different programs like that, a senator or representative is required to spend two hours a day calling their constituents to raise money for their party. , if they spent two hours a day trying to pass bills for the American Public. That ive been watching news for a long time and ive never heard about call centers until this year when 60 took us into them and show them what they look like. Guest i didnt see this 60 minutes episode, but call centers are a fact of life and they are very active in the fundraising for political campaigns. About specific requirements of two hours a day, but it would not surprise me that really prominent member
That there should be a limitation on a Government Employee cost recognized exercise of their rights, there needs to be guidance and that needs to be clearly indicated on what the employee can do. Let me say a couple of thank yous. I can name all the people that participated but particularly the aclu. I do not know if he knew what he would be eyeing into, six and a half years of fighting the government over my job. Lee rowland was the last attorney from the aclu representing me over the last couple of years. Part of the deal when we were negotiating the settlement, i have a sub rosette agreement with lee because after talking to an attorney from the aclu every week for the last 6. 5 years, i could not go cold turkey. Job. Id a remarkable in the beginning it was aden abdo and there the aclupitzer,with in washington for a long time and stood me faithfully for six and a half years. The law firm of goodwin and proctor. They offered their services pro bono to assist as we moved toward court.
To demonize and demagogue and declare war on an entire religion. Hillary clinton for months and despite so many attacks repeatedly refused to even say the words radical islam. To me radical islamism and is the same thing. Kennedy at sorting to a a la poll taken before the attacks the majority of americans think trump does better on matters of terrorism and National Security while people give hillary higher marks on foreign policy. These areas can bleed together making a clear choice harder for fence sitters but the good news is hillary is more than eager to use the term radical islam but that differentiates her from the president and undercuts trump because its one of the main critiques that it is a petty semantic distancing reader says a lot more about the president s allergy to the term than about her bravery. The bad news is shes an indiscriminate warmonger who has no people doing people Moammar Gadhafi to Chris Stevenson affected her funny progressivism rooted in authoritarian cont