Methodist journal wrote above all else as i see it is the Social Security program for the first time in history we have a National Administration seeking to realize practically all of the churches. The catholic protestants and jews. For the religious leaders like this one the state represented a prodigious achievement, not in an apartment. A few clergy began to express concerns that would go more a spread by the late 30s especially in the white protestants. One mississippi presbyterian and selfproclaimed southern democrat held on the Community Members that now had some place else to go. When they once had Community Contact for the cooperation and the incident implemented they now look to the government for everything. Now its possible federal aid made it easy for some families to disconnect for middleclass churches where they felt out of place. Now they have options other than the local paternalism and they questioned the new deal to express the alarm and outrage. It grew during the 19
And i came right here, to the physical, mental and symbolic border between east and west during the civil war, the former green line. My journey in beirut starts here. Where does one even begin to discuss the urban challenges facing the ancient city of beirut . Even though the civil war ended nearly 30 years ago, its repercussions have left permanent scars on the city. The bloody conflict that plagued lebanon from 1975 to 1990 killed some 145,000 people, severely injured more than 100 000 and displaced over a million. It essentially brought the country to its knees. The power struggles that led to the war are deeply rooted in complex and everchanging alliances. Its not simply a sectarian conflict. Regardless of the cause, citizens were held hostage as bombings and bullet fromnipers wreaked havoc across lebanon. Beirut took centre stage, acting as a dividing line between muslims and christians. Even though the city was able to rise up and reestablish itself as a thriving capital, its di
Between the house and Senate Democrats and republicans. We begin today with a preview of what to expect. So here in washington, Jeannie Mccarthy speaking at the National Press club and the president on the road traveling o missouri where he will visit the Ford Motor Company to talk about the economy and Motor Vehicle industry. Our lines for republicans and democrats. Nd if youre an independent. Join us on twitter and facebook. You can also send us an email journal cspan. Org. Ts begin with a look at utside the papers. Delay claims vindication. He was in washington meeting with House Republicans. Headlines from the Detroit Free Press as the president travels to a ford plant in the midwest, this headline, the white house plans a summit. Coming here to meet with Community Leaders on the economy and jobs and the Auto Industry specifically. Front page of the chicago tribune. In an interview with a jesuit magazine. And this, the pope says i am no rightwinger. Finally, as the cleanup efforts
And i came right here, to the physical, mental and symbolic border between east and west during the civil war, the former green line. My journey in beirut starts here. Where does one even begin to discuss the urban challenges facing the ancient city of beirut . Even though the civil war ended nearly 30 years ago, its repercussions have left permanent scars on the city. The bloody conflict that plagued lebanon from 1975 to 1990 killed some 145,000 people, severely injured more than 100 000 and displaced over a million. It essentially brought the country to its knees. The power struggles that led to the war are deeply rooted in complex and everchanging alliances. Its not simply a sectarian conflict. Regardless of the cause, citizens were held hostage as bombings and bullet fromnipers wreaked havoc across lebanon. Beirut took centre stage, acting as a dividing line between muslims and christians. Even though p and reestablish itself as a thriving capital, its difficult to say how long pea
The Actual Office to close down gitmo has been closed itself. We gave you all the information we have available on that subject, okay . Currently 30 of u. S. Doctors are primary care physicians. Tuesday, they examined the growing shortage of primary doctors. This is just under two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] which is going to cover, i believe, an enormously important issue. I want to thank Ranking Member for his work. He and i worked together on a number of issues over the year. I look forward to a productive working relationship. Vermont is a rural state. I know something about rural problems. His state is a lot more rural. We will see how we can go forward together. In our country today, before i begin that, i want to thank all our panelists for being here. We have a great set of panelists from all over the country, and we very much appreciate them being here. We thank them for the work they do every day providing health care, doing research. In our country, today, i