In a debate over strategy. They are bickering over how big of a win they want. Joe biden. What is this all about, this never trump cult. Why are all these weird Establishment Republicans trying so hard to get biden elected and deliver the country to a Democratic Party that is rapidly being taken over by the loony left. They say its about principle, but it cant be. They actually agree with the president on the big principles. Conservatives do think we need to gather constant argument about the scope and competence of government. Yes, and trump has done more to actually limit the scope of government than any previous president especially on tax and regulation, on immigration. When Joe Scarborough was in congress, he voted to increase the size of the Border Patrol and build a strength and border fence. No different to what President Trump has been doing. It is however very different, the direct opposite of what President Biden would do. The never trump say they believe in lower taxes, les
Key component of much of the webs entire publishing infrastructure. By the time he was 19 he co founded a company that would merge with reddit. He also built the online architecture for the open library. Today, we are going to continue looking at when the activism by looking at another one of the worlds best known cyber activists, Julian Assange, the founder of the whistleblowing website wikileaks. In november, he spoke to democracy now from inside the Ecuadorean Embassy where he had been holed up for nearly six months. We spoke about the United States targeting of wikileaks, of his new book. I interviewed Julian Assange. We began by asking him about the European Commission decision that the Credit Card Company be said did not break the European Unions antitrust rule by blocking donations to wikileaks. The decision is disgraceful, but it is only a preliminary decision. Hopefully, they will turn around before the end of the year. The commission had been investigating our plans for 16 mo
Webs entire publishing infrastructure. By the time he was 19 he co founded a company that would merge with reddit. He also built the online architecture for the open library. Today, we are going to continue looking at when the activism by looking at another one of the worlds best known cyber activists, Julian Assange, the founder of the whistleblowing website wikileaks. In november, he spoke to democracy now from inside the Ecuadorean Embassy where he had been holed up for nearly six months. We spoke about the United States targeting of wikileaks, of his new book. I interviewed Julian Assange. We began by asking him about the European Commission decision that the Credit Card Company be said did not break the European Unions antitrust rule by blocking donations to wikileaks. The decision is disgraceful, but it is only a preliminary decision. Hopefully, they will turn around before the end of the year. The commission had been investigating our plans for 16 months. The normal turnaround t
This also happened during the vice presidency. When congress was needed, the Vice President would go back to where he lived. Especially during the summer, they would usually lead in the spring and come back in the fall. It was a seasonal thing. Although he did overdo it a little bit during this time. It was not unusual for the president to be away. These were very trying and tent tempestuous years for a brand new nation. Can you give us a sense of the history, what was happening during the adams administration, key policy issues . The major problems were international. You had a political tiffs. You had the creation of Political Parties. We had problems with the french, the british. American Political Parties were divided, profrench, pro british. One of the problems john had was keeping the country out of war. He was successful. I think that is probably the thing that he should be most recognized for during the period. I also find it ironic that he is one of president who kept us out o