It does come down in the short run, come out and the long run, that will be declining his share of the economy for the next several years, but after 2018 net debt will start rising is a share of the economy which is are we will be putting forward more balanced measures on both the revenue side and the expenditure side to assure that that debt is continuing to decline as a share gdp. A lot of you are focused on, understandably, on agriculture growth which is what i have been focusing on so far. It does matter as well have echoed the shared. Matters. You work for companies the sold to consumers and the income matters. Matters for the short run recovery. Matters for the sustainability of our economy over the long run and for the Political Support of the type of market oriented growth in hansen policies. Thats why they guy room like that is a is important to reflect on just how large income inequality has bell of the last several decades and why is important to take steps to make sure that
Right and the defense marriage act and the decision not to defend it in court. And he talked about restoring civil right and the vote to exfelons. This is 20 minutes. Our next guest is a special guest and we appreciate having him here as we always do. I commend general holder for his willingness to speak to us candidly and openly every year. The fact that our parting gift is going to be a baseball cap speaks to how many times you have been here because all of the gifts we give out have already been given to you. We will give you something you might be able to use. But we have all familiar with general holder. He was sworn in as the 82 attorney general on february 3rd 2009. He was named to be the Deputy Attorney general in 1997 and served as the United States attorney for the district of columbia. He was nominated to be an associate judge for the district of columbia. He was a litigation partner at covington in washington. It is a pleasure to have you to here address us. General . [ app
Request i want to thank you, mr. Chairman, for allowing me to ask that question in case i have to leave. Thank you. Senator heller. Thank you for your testimony and everybody thats here today. Its good to see you here. At 4 30 this afternoon i have the secretary coming into my office and im going to ask him a lot of questions. Im going to ask him obviously about the veterans backlog issue and progress if any are being made. The issue of lack of communication between my office and reno will be another question that im going to ask and hopefully get a good answer for. But there are other questions that you might think that i should ask him. Are there any questions, if you were talking to the secretary today, what question would that be, and im going to take notes and this is your chance to advocate. I wouldnt presume, sir, to tell you what to ask the secretary, although the secretary is an Airborne Ranger like me, so he is my friend. He has told me that he will reduce the backlog by 2015
Revis prosecutors because of defined, market value problems, all kinds of different kinds of penalties that are applicable to corporations, including debarment and suspension from Government Contracting or delicensing, like arthur anderson, so i can tell you the accepted wisdom in the defense bar is, dont even think about resisting a government overtour for a plea in a corporate context, and now the government is just going with what are called dps, not even resolving cases criminally because thats too difficult, so the department of justice reaches a civil resolution. Thank you. Justice for the committee, i just think that something that we should think, especially on our side of the aisle as conservatives we should be very concerned about the state having so much power that criminal defense phones are afraid to go to trial because they know that actually they take more risk going to trial than defending liberty and property and the things that the government should not easily take aw
The laws benefits since enacted in 1994. This is 40 minutes. Good morning. I am dan gross. President of the Brady Campaign to prevent gun violence. We are pleased to be here to release our now report and celebrate the 20th anniversary of the brady law. We want to start with showing why we are here and why the mission is important and why we cannot ever give up. Good morning. I am kenny barns. I live in washington, d. C. And i am a victim of senseless gun violence. This is kenny, jr. He was killed september 24, 2001 right here in washington, d. C. On the corner of 11th and ustreet northwest. A victim of senseless gun violence. Good morning. I am eddy wine and on february 2nd 1981 my mother was shot to death in front of me and the gun was turned on me but luckily it malfunctioned. I am here with other victims to demand the job be finished. I am dr. Crystal and i am here on behalf of my husband who was robbed and murdered on august 11th, 1972 in the streets of east orange, new jersey. It