The Wrap: Criticism of Canada Day
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Shoes sit on the Eternal flame in recognition of discovery of children s remains at the site of a former residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia, on parliament hill in Ottawa, Ontario, on Monday May 31, 2021. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press via AP)
Headlines from Thursday, July 1, 2021
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that section was just omitted because you have a time limit. i assume that modular method is used in others. it is a place the president puts down an agenda but also makes a connection to the american people. most people see the president in a seven or eight-second clip once a day at most. to see him at an extended period of time, they always come away liking their president better because you don t get to be president unless you ve got skills that enable you to communicate with people through that box. but to that point, given what you re describing, why does it feel i understand bureaucratically why it ends up being a laundry list of the wish list and stuff like that, but doesn t the president realize it gets kind of boring and it s not going be interesting as and inspiring to them. this is a place where president clinton was a real presidential innovator. what happened with clinton, he would deliver these terrible, boring, ghastly states of the union. important mrs. mildred ja
president obama should propose a strategy for innovation and growth that could appeal to both republicans and democrats. we know that republicans and democrats disagree on basic economic strategy. democrats want more direct government stimulus and republicans want to cut spending. republicans just enacted a huge fiscal stimulus in the form of tax cuts but never mind, they say they want to cut spending. obama should do an end run around this pointless debate and propose an agenda for long-term growth. the white house is actually written a superb paper on innovation that could serve as a blueprint. if america is going to have deck decades of growth recreating new jobs for millions, it will ned to innovate, create new industries and grow cutting-edge technologies. republicans and democrats agree on that. the question is how to do it. republicans focus on the need to have a conducive tax structure that encourages the private sector. and democrats focus on the need for greater fed