say who is that? it takes time. it s like being in a high school with fiber to people. it takes you time to learn who they are and you do it by association. new york democrat joe morelli is the democrat in he has an edge when it comes to learning everyone s names. i have a cheat sheet on my desk a book with pictures and names and i m trying to sala to a group of people each day learn about them and that triggers things in my mind that will hopefully be helpful in terms of working together. this is the house freshman directory from 2014 lined up together pictures of rod lum of iowa david young of iowa and bruce poliquin of maine. i m the best looking and always smiling. that s all you need to know. it s easier to tell them apart once you see them in person. one is tall and wears a pocket square. poliquin is shorter. congressional leaders have an
katz brother to vice president mike pence hard donna shalala who served eight years under president clinton as health and human services secretary. i m not sure i know all 435 faces. i know all the democrats because i deal with them on a regular racist but frank he when republicans get up and speak who don t speak often on the floor i say who is that? it takes time. it s like being in a high school with fiber to people. it takes you time to learn who they are and you do it by association. new york democrat joe morelli is the democrat in he has an edge when it comes to learning everyone s names. i have a cheat sheet on my desk a book with pictures and names and i m trying to sala to a group of people each day learn about them and that triggers
this is the war for al qaeda and the same people that killed americans in the 11th of september. he s saying why would you do that? why would you want to be on the side of al qaeda? this is a much more powerful argument. and it s not an argument that s likely to resonate among people who support military power in general and the use of that power because, if, best case, bashar assad is removed from power, if he falls, the big what if question is what congress is now grappling with. is it better to have assad there? he s a maniac. he uses gas on his own people. he s killed 110,000 and a few thousand with chemical weapons. or is it better to have al qaeda in damascus and is that the logical outcome of what would happen if assad weren t there? now, i spoke today to sala, the spokesman for the, quote, moderate rebels. he says that that is not going