These guys, they are not going to like this . They are not going to like the way they see the polls. Here is the thing. Judicial activist is a big part of this. This is the way republicans, especially politicians in powerful seats in washington, can kind of get around this issue. You go to judicial activist, i mean marriage but im not saying it. Thats part of it. There are a lot of battles within the war. The next battle is on religious liberty as it relates to pastors speaking out from the pulpit. Think about this. If pastors are actually speaking from the pulpit against gay marriage, a hate crime potentially, is that the next wave . Thats a battle that hasnt been waged. If republicans dont win the senate, there are going to be leaders that say, its because democrats won the culture wars and democrats used cultural wedge issues to win. The democrats need these cultural wedges more than the republicans really do. Total flip. Think about where we were a decade ago. The republican candid
Of his top staffers waiting for their prison sentences. Four Dc Council Members are seeking to replace gray as the party, a mayoral nominee in the april 1st primary. Did you ever reveal if hes talking to federal prosecutors . Both of you know this. Lets face it. Some of those candidates were hoping and wishing mayor gray will be forced to sit out a Mayoral Election bid. After more than a threeyear investigation, Campaign Staffers have been charged. Mayor gray has not been accused by the us attorney. The mayor repeated he did nothing wrong and did not see or hear others breaking the law. But for the first time, mayor vincent gray apologized for his 2010 campaign. The us attorney said this investigation of corruption into alleged corruption of the dc government continues. Have you gotten some word from your attorney or anybody else that theyre interested in looking at you . No. But you know, im with myself every day, obviously. I know who i am. I know the kind of person that ive been. Fr
Looking at ways that the vsos can be help us understand how the veterans are perceiving our care and the timeliness of that care. I think theres a huge opportunity there. I agree. And you know, chairman miller, i think it might be good to have a hearing where we hear from the vsos about their suggestions about how to fix this problem. I yield back. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, miss kirk patrick. We do have one hearing that will be coming up in several weeks. It will be specifically geared towards the vsos. And its at that particular hearing we will invite the secretary to be here to hear their recommendations, as well. Mr. Reese. Empty custer, mr. Orourking . Mr. Waltz. Im sorry. Youre recognized for five minutes. Again, thank you both for being here and listening to the testimony. I appreciate it. Ive sat here almost in this exact same seat for seven and a half years and just like you with the vsos and the va as partners and advocates to get this right for veterans. But im
Graduation. I didnt care. I went. I went home. I came back up when i went to newark. Mentioned this already. Theyre all looking to the south for a new type of movement. Know that in many respects it to be a place where the movement came and found an urban complex. To judex bliss of the understand that was your project when you came . I did. The movement had already come north. I just do not think about it as being the movement. Was doing in harlem, trying to build a playground in 1964, that was part of the movement. These projects were all in the north based on the same concept. We have to take what is going on in the north. It is more about class. That was the foundation. These young people were not marxist but they understood marx. Racism can be overcome if they tousted this back down include more people. When they came near, they had the neighbor corporation. Lighting urban renewal, aching sure there is no discrimination against blacks. They were an integrated group of mostly right
Figured out before other people had. I within a day or so said i can kill two words with one stone. I can go to newark, do a little bit of law school that summer im sorry, after that summer. If i did not like newark, i would go on my way. If i did like that, i would call that my home and the law degree would be applied there. As a workout, i did like newark. Thats how i came to go there. At the end of the semester and graduated. My parents wanted a formal graduation. , and went their sake home and came back up on the bus to newark. You just mentioned that was already looking past through all the work in the south to a new type of phase or movement. Respects, newark would be a place where the movement came and found an urban context. Did you explicitly understand that was your project when you came . The movement had already come north. I just did not think about it as being the movement. What i was doing in harlem, trying to build a playground in 1964, that was part of the movement. Th