Based upon my Student Loan Debt. I graduated from law school in early 2010 but could not find a job right away. Problem is with the private loans. That, i was forced to take a job in my field and pay for them. I had to look at homes with my mom also. It has been very hard because everything i do now, im in my mid30s and i can by home. Aboutt even thinking buying a home or even just going on vacation or things like that. My main priority is trying to get my debt down. This is a problem not just with me but my friends also in the legal field. One of them is an attorney who just tried to purchase a home but she was not approved. Affecting notly only College Graduates but professionals up there practicing at the present time. It is something that needs to be addressed. What job did you end up taking . In my legal field, working for a publishing company. Im still pursuing finding an attorney addition. Hard, that many job prospects out there trying that we can beng able to pay for Student Lo
Chairman. We were looking at different ways to maximize our fuel efficiency and taking advantage of what we have in our country with the abundance of natural gas coming on in our state and country right now. I thought you could lead the charge on giving us the incentive to change toward natural gas vehicles. The uptick is going from diesel to natural gas. If you take that lead and we follow up with the state and School Transportation of the school buses, every state can transform the commercial what we call commercial vehicular traffic. Away from petroleum in to natural gas with you taking the lead on mass transit. Were going in the Public Transportation as far as our children. Then we follow up with our state vehicles and our state road vehicles. Most of the gas company convert them free of any contract. No cost to convention. The only cost we have is the first uptick going to a natural gas powered. If you can look at that differently it would help us. We can reduce about 20 to 35 . I
Upcoming elections this year. This roundtable includes a closer look at some of the congressional and governors races generating national attention. This is one hour. Washington journal continues. To focus ont Midterm Election politics. Joining us is Jennifer Duffy and nathan gonzales. Good morning. Talk about house races. How many are truly competitive and how does this compare to previous election cycles . We have 52 house races out of 145 on our list. It roughly falls for the target is for midday election cycles. Compare to past wave cycles, previous to election day there were almost 100 seats on our competitive list. Now were down to 50. Part of the explanation is we have a round of redistricting under our belts where there was somes and there was uncertainty. Depending on what the National Political environment is, we could see that number grow. This could roughly be the field we have for the next 11 months. How many truly tossup races and how many are we onlyive now . Guest have
President might say and which of his agenda items might have a chance in congress. Thank you for joining us on this washington journal. Our phone lines are open. For democrats, the number is 202 5853880. For republicans, 202 5853881. For independents, 202 5853882. You can also reach out to us online in on twitter we are at cspanwj. On facebook we are at facebook. Com cspan. You can also send us an email at journal cspan. Org. Morning, isn this there a plan for hillary . This morning we are going to talk to the author and political reporter of the New York Times. Could just walk us through your story and tell us what you found out about the clinton universe. I found they are really unique in american politics. Bill clinton has been collecting people since kindergarten. They want to help and they all want to be heard. They all have an interest in getting Hillary Clinton elected did in 2008 that led to a lot of voices, a lot of cooks in the kitchen. These people and make sure chaos doesnt
And it is those human connections. Host the name of the book is hatching twitter a true story of money, power, friendship and betrayal nick bilton of the New York Times is the author. A look at the role the administration wants young people to have on the Affordable Care act. And then the South Carolina tea partys convention. And then the hudson forum on communication policy. A look at the role the administration wants young adults to have. Our guest was Rebecca Adams of cq health beat. Follow us on twitter. Washington journal continues. Host our guest for this segmet is Rebecca Adams. A was a big wrench mark of the Affordable Care act, the role of young people is one of the bench marks. Tell us what you are seeing . On january 13th, the first demographic breakdown was put out. The administration is showing 40 of the sign ups would be among young people. So far what we are seeing is about 24 of the people signing up are young people. Now that is in proportion to the population. About 2