A group of people on foot, some carrying long guns, and a caravan of more than 10 vehicles showed up in downtown Richmond, Virginia, on Monday to rally for the Second Amendment.
Actor, writer, producer, director, motivational speaker and voice-over artist
Nashville’s theater community lost a big, brilliant voice this year both literally and figuratively. William Barry Scott the veteran actor, writer, producer, director, motivational speaker and voice-over artist died Sept. 10 at the age of 65. The Nashville native was the founder and producing artistic director of the American Negro Playwright Theatre at Tennessee State University, the same institution from which he, his parents and grandparents graduated. He took on many iconic roles locally including works from Shakespeare, August Wilson and more though his résumé also includes plenty of regional stage, film and television credits. He was an accomplished writer with a number of scripts to his name, including
strike a conciliatory tone. they know eventually that they have to balance their budget. they cannot raise a debt ceiling for a state. host: both of you talked about how governors work with the various factions within their states to get things done is there a lesson learned given the current economic discussions? spent one week in minnesota covering the government shut down. we have the washingtonization of these states. republicans and democrats used to work together because the states are smaller. that is changing. we are seeing more and more partisan polarizing rancor in states. gregoire downplays what is happening in washington. she has a unified legislature. she faced a lot of criticism for not raising taxes and was passed budget. in minnesota, wisconsin, new jersey, you are seeing more battles just like the disfunction we see in washington. host: this goes to the larger picture of job creation. absolutely, this will not be the last time this year we hear about job
(202) 737-0002 and (202) 737-0001 for republicans and if your independent. the number is inigue(202) 628-0. nations governors getting to in salt lake city and we ll hear what kristen gregoire thinks about this impacting the states. front page of the washington post . gloria who we have used to get the latest on this. coright leaders press for a deal. as part of the deal to raise the debt limits. leaders on capitol hill form a powerful congressional committee to draw up a new grand bargain by the end of the year. key elements remain in place and the president is clear he wants one and makes the case for skeptical fashions that getting nations fiscal house is in their best interest and john baner remains to a plan and he did not want to become speaker to do small things. there s a related story on how this impacts the states including here in maryland. the debt crisis would hurt maryland and the loss of a steady paycheck is becoming a routine for frank silver stein. who is a u