Your back, you scratch mine and we spend the money. But as a consequence were borrowing a Million Dollars a minute. I think we need to be very aware of where we are situated as a country. I think we need to be very aware of the consequences of continuing to borrow a Million Dollars a minute. I think as we go forward we have to understand what the founders intended for our country. We need to understand where our richness, where our greatness came from. Were the richest, greatest, most humanitarian country ever known in the history of man. In 2014 alone we gave away privately, through charity, nearly 3 400 billion. That doesnt happen in cuba, they dont make wealth. If you want to know why we won the cold war, we beat russia and all of communism because the engine of capitalism defeated the engine of communism. Because we produce great wealth is why we were able to defeat the soviet union. If you dont know how wealth is created and you dont realize where wealth come from, if we dont real
Before and against the proposal. This is two hours, 15 minutes. Good morning. The subcommittee will come to order. I appreciate folks joining us today. This is our first subCommittee Hearing of the 114th congress in the rules committee. Id like to thank my good friend, the gentleman from florida, hastings, for his support of this hearing. I would like to thank on his staff our subcommittee staff Ranking Member staff director, molly larson and mr. Cody for his help on the rules committee and janet rossy. This hearing before the subcommittee will examine 16 hr1610, the enhanced oversight act of 2015 introduced from my good friend from wisconsin, mr. Ribble. Biennial budgeting has been a topic of reform almost since the establishment of the congressional budget act in 1974. An act that i will make note was in the original jurisdiction of this rules committee that created the Budget Committee in 1974 and granted that authority. The question before us today is can moving from an annual to b
For the president and congress. So you can submit them to the u. S. Commission on civil rights by either mailing them to the commission to the office of civil rights, 1331 pennsylvania avenue, thats 1331 pennsylvania Avenue Northwest suite 1150 washington 20425 or via email at Public Comments at usccr. Gov. Thats publiccomments uscc r. Gov. With that out of the way i would like to introduce and swear our panelists in and Stella Flores from vanderbilt university. Peggy carr from the u. S. Department of education and dr. James t. Minor also with the u. S. Department of education. Will you each raise your right ha hand, please. And i ask that you swear or affirm that the information youre about to provide to us is true and accurate to the best of your believe and belief, is that correct . Yes. Professor flores, please proceed. Thank you, commissioners, for the opportunity to speak on the civil rights implications on College Access, persistence and completion for underrepresented minority
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Five section four of the wisconsin constitution the joint convention of the legislature will come to order for purposes of receiving the Governors State of the state address. Lieu Lieutenant Governor rebecca clayfish is our first guest. [applause] attorney general brad shemo. [applause] state superintendent of public instruction tony ebert. [applause] chief Justice Shirley abheransom. [applause] justice an walish brantly ann [applause] Justice Patrick crook. [applause] Justice David proser. [applause] justice pat rogansac. [applause] justice annette biegler. [applause] and Justice Michael gabrielman. [applause] okay the joint convention both stand and formal arriving awaiting the governor. The joint convention shall come to order. The chair recognizes the assembly chargeant arms. The governor of the great state of wisconsin, the hornable scott walker. [applause] hornorable hey, congratulations. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] at this time it is my honor to introd