Hi, everyone. I am Meagan Keenan and i am a writer and editor for red alert. If you have not heard of red alert it is a website for news and opinions for Young Conservatives written by Young Conservatives. We are a publisher of the Weekly Standard and focus all of our reporting on next generation issues. We also take articles and editorial contributions from young journalists, actvist and professional from all over the country. The political correct Campus Culture is a subject we write about and how often students are reluctant to express their conservative views in the classroom. The rise of trigger warnings, micro aggression in the past few years, have led many, including president obama to criticize the coddling of our College Students. Another topic we study and report on almost every day is Student Loan Debt. The average College Graduate owes almost 30,000 in Student Loan Debt. The millennial generation are struggling to payback the loans and put off making adult decisions and pur
Opinion of robin harris who disputed the judgment in the london spectator him was an adviser to mrs. Thatcher, head of the research dedepartment and one of the ghosts who helped with her biography as i did and now helped with statecraft and the men who helped her with her final book. He declared adamantly, i know that Margaret Thatcher would have fought brexit with all her strength. Charles judgment was seconded in a letter to to the pi the times by a form are cabinet member. Robins judgment was would lord tibbet and now by you. Weighing in from the sidelines was charles moore, her distinguished and most recent biographer, who in the spectator, cautiously said that he doesnt usually speculate on what mrs. Thatcher might have done about controversies and issues that took place after her death, but he concludes that in the end, yes, she had firmly, privately embraced brexit by the end of her public life. This is a very distinguished list of who is right. I custom marrily take the same po
Private office in london. He is one of the most gifted conservative writers of his generation. And is responsible for crafting some of Margaret Thatchers most powerful speeches. It is fitting, therefore, that john is able to join us today to talk about Margaret Thatcher and brexit just days before the historic british referendum on e. U. Membership due to be held on june 23rd, next week. John osullivan served as special adviser to Prime Minister thatcher on downing street from 19761988 and assisted her in the best selling memoirs, the downing street years. John is editor of quadrant magazine and president of the danube market in budapest, hungary. John is also senior fellow at the National Review and editor at large of National Review where he served as editorinchief for almost a decade. In four decades as a writer, columnist, editor on both sides of the atlantic, John Osullivan served most recently as the executive editor of radiofree europe, radio limiter in prague, and as editorinch
Kingdom. And expresses admiration for barroness Margaret Thatcher and her legacy as an inspirational and transformative leader in the United Kingdom and the world. Needless to say, i couldnt say it better. Today, we have Nile Gardiner moderating our conversation today, and nile brings, like the other speakers today, a unique perspective on the life of Margaret Thatcher. As you know, he is the director of the Margaret Thatcher center for freedom at heritage and has worked at the heart of the washington policy world for over a decade. And hes a leading expert on the u. S. uk special relationship and u. S. Policy towards europe. But before joining heritage, nile served as an aide to Margaret Thatcher and advised her on a number of International Policy issues. Working in her private office, nile assisted Lady Thatcher with her final book, state craft strategies for a changing world. And nile also received his doctorate and two masters degrees in history from Yale University and has a bache
Levels, 40 of the people who save in open accounts dont go through the paperwork to get the savers credit. And as gary said, we dont put that credit into the account. So i think if the states look and say were going to create these accounts, one of the ways to grow these accounts faster is to put the match in the accounts and then the other piece to make it simpler is lets make that match stick. You know, i think there would be a lot of agreement of saying at least the match that you get cant come out until youre retired. Weve heard earlier my son plight not go into this if he know he can get that money out until hes 65, well, maybe let him take his money, but not let him take out the money that goes in from the tax code. So, i think theres some things that we could definitely do to make it better. I think we all have a lot more ideas. I was thinking earlier, everybody commented i would Say Something about what they have to say, well have a great discussion. Lets get on it. Were just a