The last candidate hillary. What is the best strength . She is indestructible. She is the most resilient political figure in america. She is like Queen Elizabeth who became queen in the postworld war ii england and his queen today weve had four popes and one queen. Its like the cornea and band that no one told you you had. Shes been in our field of vision since 1992 but think of what she has survived in the course of that. Think of all of the scandals and controversy. She is the grandmother of obamacare and it didnt stick and she got back up off the floor. The scandals of the second term she ran in new york against rick who wasnt a candidate that made a bad mistake and she jumped on it. Ten years the first lady of arkansas she did care about health. She is a wonderful grandmother come of a dreadful candidate but she doesnt have to engage. They have money, they have most of the media, they have a machine and they have the math, they have the voter vault of team obama but mostly they hav
This is a statement on how pathetic things really are in government, they imagine themselves to be solving a great case in a quote, in the global war on terrorism. Getting three kids in miami beach, stopping them from shipping ammo to afghanistan was them winning the global war on terrorism. And that literally is how it was discussed inside government. You can watch this and other programs online at booktv. Org. And now from politics prose bookstore in washington d. C. , Nprs Steve Inskeep provides a dual biography of Andrew Jackson and cherokee leader john ross in the leadup to president jacksons signing of the indian removal act of 1830. Our featured attraction, of course, this evening is the great Steve Inskeep who im sure is already familiar to many of you. Certainly, those of you who listen to National Public radio. Hes been an onair presence there for 19 years, and for over a decade now hes been one to have hosts of morning edition, the most widelyheard Radio News Program in the
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