Them written by veterans of the vietnam war. National book award winners, Pulitzer Prize winners, classic works of nonfiction including probably a dozen or 15 or 20 war memoirs that stand with the best of the genre. As well as history analysis and so on. I just have a small list. Ive left off many but the ones that i thought of immediately that should be on anybodys book shelf who reads whos interested in the vietnam war as far as nonfiction Neil Sheehans book, a bright shining light. Philip caputo, david halverstans the best and the brightest, wallace terrys book blood, robert masons book chicken hawk, one of the first and best helicopter pilots memoirs. Lou puller, he was from virginia. That book won the Pulitzer Prize for autobiography. You know, he was chesty pullers son, he graduated from college in 1967 and what did he do . Yeah. He went to the marines. Can you imagine . And theres a great probably the best memoir by a woman is linda van zanters home before morning. She was a nur
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An assessment of the 50 war on about what its going to take to break through the ideas. 50 Year Anniversary was anuary 8th and as congressman jordan already said president Lindon Johnson said he wanted to attack the causes of prof symptoms. Nd not the thats a noble intention. Is it born out. Today that comprises 80 provide, programs that cash, food, house know, medical ssistance and targeted ssistance to poor and low income individuals. A total price tag over the years trillion. I bring that up only to say if we were going to win this war on spending, we would have done it a long time ago. Look more deeply at the things that bobs calling o us look at, the incentives within these Welfare Programs. This is just as true for any is ate enterprise that trying to tackle t incentives matter. Period the time unwed child bearing rate has gone from single digit to 40 markers e have some that we need to be aware of, but get very focused on the incentives that will bring out stories and thats what
Two bills back together. But we made a very strong, powerful point throughout the entire debate about ending that unholy alliance between rural republicans and democrats. Just the decoupling is something that i think is a strategic goal of the policy. Absolutely. That was big time with that first time it had been in 50 years where they had been split for at least going through one body of the congress. This lady. Yeah. Part of the bill, is there any incentive in there for companies to work with companies who would hire welfare recipients to work so that that be a way of keeping track of the people who are looking for work . Years ago when welfare reform had first taken place, i was an Office Manager at law firm, and we brought in a young lady who had who was on welfare. She had to go to work. And part of it was that, i dont know. We had received a letter or something that encouraged Small Businesses to hire these young people. And then the Welfare Social worker had to send the individu
Gone forward because this administration continues to block it. Tens of thousands of highpaying jobs with the stroke of a pen the private sector could be allowed to create, but this administration is not stroking that pen. But heres the point, as much as we need to approve the Keystone Pipeline, we need to think far broader than that. We need to do far more. In coming weeks, i will be introducing a bill, the American Energy renaissance act, that is designed to do two significant things. Number one, to prevent the federal government from stopping the Energy Renaissance that is blossoming across the country. And number two, to expand the lands, the resources that are available for the private sector to develop so that we can answer what the American People are asking for which is jobs and Economic Growth. This opportunity is right in front of us. If the federal government will simply listen to the American People. Now what are the elements of this bill . Ill give you the elements at broa