The bridge and they share with the bridge endurance, and they love fact that the bridge was so beautiful and to work on something thats beautiful. Im sure in the time of the renaissance, probably some of those anonymous cathedral builders, those laborers who put the stones to some church or the coliseum. I mean, we knew who were the people who built the coliseum but they did something and a heavenly sense of living in that hereafter. These people work on something its finished and it goes on and on and they die or their have a lot of my age and they still look with wonderment at this bridge that gap no older. The bridge is as young as it was as and 64 and the rest of us age. What didnt age is the glory and the achievement. Thank you, joe spratt. A. Q. , gay talese. Thank you all for coming. And gay will be happy to sign copies of the bridge. [applause] would like to invite everybody to join us at the front of the museum where you can speak more with gay and joe and sam and will be sign
Would recognize them. The counties, you never would. Gardner ran behind romney. It was a rural issue, not an acrosstheboard issue. The same thing is true in other places as well. Iowa, its less obvious but the same distinction prevails. Then the question is, what does this mean for 2016 if what were seeing is not a uniform swing but a localized swing . And is this a turnout question . Well, ive done two states, colorado and iowa, and colorado keeps moving up. But the differential, if you compare 2014 turnout to the 2012 turnout, is not very great. Its slightly higher as far as the percentage of people voting in rural areas versus urban areas, in 2014 versus 2012, but not enough to explain the difference. The reason joni ernst won is not because republicans were an unusual share of the electorate. The reason why cory gardner is the new senator from colorado is because he won persuadables and a few of them within the denver metro area, not because of massive turnout differentials. If tha
Icon, a National Hero of unimaginable proportion and a legend whose name will live in history long after all here today have. Forgotten. Fate looked down kindly on us when she chose neil to be the first to venture to another world. To have the opportunity to look back from space at the beauty of our own. It could have been another. Ow it wasnt. It wasnt for a reason. No one, no one, but no one could have accepted the responsibility of his remarkable accomplishment with more dignity and more grace than Neil Armstrong. He embodied all that is good and all that is great about america. More from the Memorial Service for Neil Armstrong thanksgiving day on cspan at 10 oom eastern and just before 11 30, a behind the scenes look at life as a teenager in the white house with susan ford baal and Lyndon Johnson rob, and after one, how Scientists Use game skills and theories to solve world problems. A conversation with president obamas biographers after his reelection. Hear from journalists ron su
To what extent do you have legalization and there are various proposals for this. I find myself critical of both the senate bill that was passed last spring and of the critics of the senate bill who are very concerned about border enforcement and so forth. I think we can do better on border enforcement and we have it within our capacity technologically and inconsistent with todays attitudes. The government has some procuring it as we are learning about healthcare. Gov. But i think we have the capacity to basically do that, and as i say i think that people who are hugely considered about the border and yesterdays problem that is likely to be as large in the years to come. One of the things ive been saying is that i think we ought to consider tilting our Immigration Law more towards high skilled immigrants and less towards extended family reunification and i think it both counts but not far enough in my view. The reason we have huge immigration from mexico is not because there is a big q
Good evening. I knew that you would be a wonderful audience. Esteemed gas, of members of the m. I. T. Community local chapter representative m activists, welcome to the m. I. T. College kickoff to the 2013 political lecture series. I am president of the m. I. T. College Republican Club on behalf of our members the 84 participating in this very special evening with our esteemed guest, Michael Barone. On this grant campus with this historic city in this, of that has produced so many leaders we are building an Inclusive Organization and focus on the important issues, Economic Issues, the life changing issues that affect the future of mankind has reshaped our great countrys Political Landscape. The divide may be why did washington but not here as the club is reaching out to larger diverse audience. To everyone here tonight regardless of affiliation. Our guest speaker Michael Barone plays a key role to shape the political debates as a the york times best selling author political analyst and