Jill Biden to back debt-free community college; reaction from research fellow at The Heritage Foundation Joel Griffith.
A writer for The New York Times indicated that resentment towards conservatives will carry on long after President Trump leaves office.
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Times opinion writer Tim Wu appeared to suggest that Epstein s op-ed is evidence that conservative offensiveness began long before Trump entered politics.
report. i m paul gigo, the. the debate of the iraq war is back. and took stage this week in the 2016 presidential campaign as jeb bush was asked whether he would have authorized the 2003 invasion knowing what we know now. here is his answer. i would have. and so would have hillary clinton and so would have just about anybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. later saying he misheard the question. and finally told the town hall audience that in hindsight he would not have gone into iraq. as expected the left piled on after his initial response and so did some of his fellow gop hopefuls. all saying this week they would not have authorized the invasion. joining the panel this week wall street journal economist
because the reformers of a couple years ago, chris cities industry in beloved really backed off the tax reform issue. the problem is new jersey still has rate. it s not going to help them. i think to the extent that bobby jidged combings in. he is proposing reforms on the tax side. really could become a name in republican primaries. peoplerm like christie receipt of a it. almost like the red states, these reaganomics and blue states are practicing obamaomicc taxes and education going to create jobs. great thing about america we will see. we will have the experiment of which these states will prosper. i m going to put my money on the south. in massachusetts also exploding healthcare costs. that s right. paul: all right, when we comeca back, hillary clinton s swan song as she prepares to leave washington a look at her
if they are not able to do that in a hearing like this which they have been pressing for four months it does not bode well. paul: what about her overall tenure at state? is there anything you can point to fall of qaddafi, that s now taken a negative term. there was an arm s control deal withe russia. you were not enamored of, as i recall. overall, what s her legacy? i mean, she is one of the most traveled secretaries of state. she did the public diplomacy part of her job to her credit well. she was sort of a very famous figure who went to many countries, in terms of her influence on obama policy or much less any sort of achievement it is impossible, at least to me to point to anything. what was even more remarkable about those hearings is that she sounded very hawkish on america musted lead in north africa.
paul gave a speech. but nobody really dug in to answer those questions. that s one one of the reasons she emerged, i think, with up scathe. the democrats have to pay hillary clinton looking towards 2016 whether she will probably run. no question about that. i think shehe will. that doesn t bode well at all for the chuck hale friends. going to give him a tough time nominee for 70s secretary. no, and what they really failed to do here, paul, was not just have a response or presser on these big things. move her off the talking points and the that you just asked. t bigger question putting and placing benghazi scope of a broader failure of foreign policy. that s going to have to be what they are going to do if they are going to talk about chuck hagel is highlight the the obama s failures in this area and talk about chuck hagel is going to be yes man for that strategy.