Forth. Especially with Jeanie Forrester talking about opioids. Honestly, i am surprised he would want you would not want to use all of the tools available as governor to end this crisis. We have used every tool in manchester i do nothing so. When we talk about what we will do with what are you going to do . Well, senator, i know youre more special than that. We chronic pain for years and have been treated well with opiates. If we can make sure individuals and doctors are informed, so there is responsible use of the drugs, i do not agree have a problem. I do support immigration, but i believe we need to make sure those immigrants are properly vetted before they come into the state. When i went to the governors counsel when you were there and asked for moratorium against in 2011 had nothing to do with that 10,000 Syrian Refugees president obama was purporting to bring in. Josh we all came into this debate expecting them to mix it up. John, what was your biggest agholor . John your bigges
Ms. Clinton we need to move on. Sen. Sanders i want to apologize to my supporters. Ms. Cling ton this getting fun. Josh from saint anselm college, at home it is sunday morning but a debate just finished up. We have andy smith from unh and chris from saint anselm college, a professor of politics. A big picture first. Let s start with you. What was your take away. Chris my take away is i think it is a status quo debate. T think anyone had any disastrous moments. This in the same position they were going in. Josh coming into this, Bernie Sanders is the front runner. Did he do any damage to his campaign or did Perry Clinton catch up . Andy one weakness has been that democrats have seen quentin as the most electable candidate in november and the candidate has the right experience to be president. Nothing s interested today diminished that. He may still be the candidate that democratic voters want to vote for. According to polls, voters are thinking clinton is the candidate they should vote
Niagara University s Levesque Institute for Civic Engagement is hosting a community cookout and conversations for parents and their students attending Niagara Falls High School, Gaskill and LaSalle preparatory schools in the Niagara Falls City School District.
Niagara University’s Levesque Institute for Civic Engagement hosted several activities in coordination with the university’s 2023 Vincentian Heritage Week celebration, an annual observation that highlights its history of education and
Niagara University s Levesque Institute for Civic Engagement hosted several activities in coordination with the university s 2023 Vincentian Heritage Week celebration. The annual observation highlights NU s rich history of education and service in the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul, a 17th century Catholic priest who inspired and organized his contemporaries to serve the less fortunate.