aggressive half century at that time. today tennis with every football team among the major revolutions to change the game or even sarkozy innovations can be described as the and of tactical development. in order to develop techniques for the teams today coaches are not inventing anything new but taking elements from the past and put them together if we take again class champions league winning side from last year what are the building blocks a 433 formation pressing high up the pitch all in the seventy s the high back line and expanding or contracting the lines when and procession are not very go suck it and from you know as a center for. moving between lines hungry 54 it s all been done before. so why isn t there anything new in football all the cards already know. not completely what kept what your guy has been doing with a spool backs in recent years it s kind of
a threat for islamic republic of iran so they try to block that because they see this is the main battleground and they don t want to lose control. i have so many chain bad the biggest one is one day while many are wrong have the power to run the country. my dream is just to see. our as. sports is another activity that gender roles in muslim communities make difficult for women to fully participate in yet playing basketball or football can be deeply liberating. not only is it healthy and physically strengthening spool it can
with the liberal justices was the individual mandate which is now gone. remember how many people we re talking about. around 20 million people could lose insurance. this could come down to partisan lines again. but president trump in the kickoff speech of his campaign pledged to protect pre-existing conditions. watch what happens in court. i think the politics of this, errol, i have to imagine the democrats while they don t want people to lose health care plays right into their hands. if it does spool out this way where it looks like it s in real danger, it would be a gift to the democratic field running for president. they re already making health care an issue from the polling. we know from the midterms. it is a core issue for the democratic party. this is a case where i think for the conservatives who have been trying to kill this, be careful what you wish for. if you get it, the blowback will be unbelievable.
adequately be explained in terms of the department of justice s request for improved citizenship data to better enforce the voting rights act. several points taken together reveal a significant mismatch between the secretary s decision and the rationale he provided. clarence thomas said, i do not that a judge pre-disposed to distrust the secretary or the administration could arrange those facts on a corkboard and with a jar of pins and a spool of string create an eye-catching conspiracy web. your thoughts? the citizenship had the possibility of having devastating implications for the census undercount. african-americans and latinos are always undercounted in the census. we should expect that to happen in this census as well, but the citizenship question was clearly designed to discourage, particularly latinos, from
transferring a massive a wealth basically away from future taxpayers into the pockets of today s shareholders. what do you, adam, 1.5 trillion where did it go. the tax cuts were about making american workers and a the people employ them more prouvgt over the long run. the report did say that it did boors database did the the tax cuts boosted voechlt. it did have a small it said impact on the economy. i think the impact is much larger but what s really important is how that impact compounds over time. when you sort of spool this out over 5, 10, 20 years that makes a significant difference to the average american worker. and we re already seeing those benefits today. especially for those folks who need it most. the wage growth for folks at the bottom, the lowest income americans is double wage growth at the top. and we can debate as to whether or not there is from the deregulatory agenda or the tax cuts or something else. but the economy is doing really well. this actually is an im