16th president made it abundantly clear to Young Americans everywhere i say to all those Young Americans that are watching this today on cspan, that they can go forward and achieve whatever it is they want to achieve, because the 16th president of america made that very, very clear. You can be born common and become uncommon. If you have an extraordinary hunger and desire and you are prepared to do whatever it takes to keep getting up off that mat and getting back up on that horse. Last one. Yes, sir. I tell you, its interesting that you would say lincoln. Im wondering, given everything that you said, what you really think, will bring us to the point of action, because i suspect what im suggesting is that it requires lincolnlike leadership, and i say that because the roots of liberalism historically, if you look at prior to world war ii, and as an perch chamberlain coming back and declaring peace forever, only churchill stood up in parliament and said we have today taken the first draf
Cane abel, romulus remus. My boys are perfect and they get along every minute of every day. Sure. Still ahead on monday on starting point because its friday from the winners to the losers to the fashion, well have a complete recap of the s. A. G. Awards, they take place sunday night plus the hit amc show the walking dead David Morrissey will join us to talk about that. Remember the darth vader volkswagen ad, sneak peek at the ads for the super bowl. Cnn newsroom with Carol Costello right now. Thank you, soledad. Conservatives in charlotte with a sweeping message of change. We have to stop being the stupid party. We must quit big. We are not the party of big business, big banks, big wall street bailouts, big loopholes or big anything. Governor bobby jindal and the importance of messaging. The first u. S. President to support samesex marriage in his inaugural address, this morning the head of the gay and Lesbian Task Force is here to talk obama, defense of marriage act and gays in the wo
DANVERS — More than 300 members of the St. John’s Prep community and guests filled the Dianne and Ray Carey ’67 Field House this past week for the 14th edition