It begs questions unfortunately, and a lot of supportive newspapers are turning this on to the person who is responsible. She cant blame nick timothy this time, she cant blame any other advisers. How can you spend the weekend briefing about a reshuffle then failed to carry it out . It is quite remarkable. But there have been significant changes. It is quite remarkable. But there have been significant changesm terms of titles the name of the department. Yes, jeremy hunt with an extra bit on his portfolio, but he was already the secretary of state for social care anyway. But the daily telegraph, night of the blunder stiletto, alluding to what i was saying at the beginning. Jenni, your point. The papers which on the whole have really backed theresa may on what they are sceptical tonight. The sun, the telegraph, pretty much cheerleaders, and they are saying this is feeble, the reshuffle has fallen flat, she has been derailed, andi fallen flat, she has been derailed, and i think your point
Participation . I dont know. Voter participation . I dont know. Today, about 50 of all votes cast for an election are done during early voting. The numbers go up significantly. They are about the same. The generational gap i spoke about a few minutes ago, there is a general arsenal generational gap between first and second time voters and their parents. I equated to this that if your abouts werent religious going to church every saturday or sunday, there is a strong likelihood you are going to go to church. If they did not go to church, there is a strong likelihood you are not going to church. You dont grow up in that environment. The same thing goes for voting. Up, if igster coming saw my dad and mom going to vote every election, that gives me the impetus to go develop that voting ethic. If i never saw my parents vote t, ite never talked about i is not important. But we are trying to do is reach out to first and second time voters by going out to come college campuses, speaking to stu
Our first question is a very general. Actually i want to start with one here that is from the Richmond Senior center sent in online. The census data, and we are going to start with mr. Brire data shows that many are adults with disabilities or seniors it is expected to grow to 25 percent by 2020, do you feel that you understand the needs and challenges of seniors and adults with disabilities in district 19 . What do you think we worry about and how will you help us to stop worrying . So, absolutely, while i am a young person, i do believe that we really have an obligation to protect our seniors. And when you see services to seniors being cut, you have to realize that they have contribute to the system their entire life and this is a time that they need Services Even more than other moments. And when you look at what is going on, you also have to say that there is the statistic that you gave is actually the start of the baby booming population, as she growing older. So we actually need
Mr. Bryer. It is a great pleasure to be here and thank you for hosting us. It is a particularly special occasion for me because this stage is where the Library Commission meets. Where i was a member for a long time. So this is it feels like home here. So as i mentioned started a company. We provide innovation to our court system and transparency to government and emphasis on education and those are all priorities. And i want to bring to sacramento. I always have been engaged in civic activities and my First Campaign was six and senator kennedy. And i worked on al gore i was an intern in his office and volunteered in his campaign and i volunteered in New Hampshire for obama and for nusome and lee. I have been on the Library Commission and i have a Public Service history in my family. My grandfather used to work for the school board. My dad is on the u. S. Supreme court and so i believe that the pinnacle of a persons career is to make an impact on Public Service and when you see faith in
Decisions. Now, lets begin. Our first question is a very general. Actually i want to start with one here that is from the Richmond Senior center sent in online. The census data, and we are going to start with mr. Brire data shows that many are adults with disabilities or seniors it is expected to grow to 25 percent by 2020, do you feel that you understand the needs and challenges of seniors and adults with disabilities in district 19 . What do you think we worry about and how will you help us to stop worrying . So, absolutely, while i am a young person, i do believe that we really have an obligation to protect our seniors. And when you see services to seniors being cut, you have to realize that they have contribute to the system their entire life and this is a time that they need Services Even more than other moments. And when you look at what is going on, you also have to say that there is the statistic that you gave is actually the start of the baby booming population, as she growing