Your book is right on topic, you break it down into three areas. That is the american philosophy, the American Culture in American History. In the new address each one how each are being undermined at this rate as a matter of fact. What you see going on in this country today, what you see going on, the looting, arson, black lives matter, antifa, the Democrat Party pretty much embracing this in the Bernie Sanders agenda. The media that is utterly corrupt and gives voice to this and in so many respects propaganda machine. You kinda saw what was coming didnt you. Isnt that the point of the book . Ben it really is. When i wrote the book back in december and january, i figured to be relevant before the election and then covid happened and i thought to be irrelevant before the election of the last eight weeks, the mental breakdown of the country and i realize just how relevant the book is. And what we have seen over the last several weeks is the full flowering of an ideology of this integrat
Your book is right on topic, you break it down into three areas. That is the american philosophy, the American Culture in American History. In the new address each one how each are being undermined at this rate as a matter of fact. What you see going on in this country today, what you see going on, the looting, arson, black lives matter, antifa, the Democrat Party pretty much embracing this in the Bernie Sanders agenda. The media that is utterly corrupt and gives voice to this and in so many respects propaganda machine. You kinda saw what was coming didnt you. Isnt that the point of the book . Ben it really is. When i wrote the book back in december and january, i figured to be relevant before the election and then covid happened and i thought to be irrelevant before the election of the last eight weeks, the mental breakdown of the country and i realize just how relevant the book is. And what we have seen over the last several weeks is the full flowering of an ideology of this integrat
It is about surprise, surprise, mr. Postmaster general, the coronavirus, covid19, which has a big impact on the election and on the health of the american people. Also today, democrats and republicans were digging into position as the debate is under way. This is a fivealarm fire on democracy. Post office tells us they have 15 billion on hand and access to 10 billion credit. We dont need to be spending this money right now. It is a silly bill. The actions by the postmaster general in recent weeks is a sabotage campaign aimed at manipulating mail service, whatever the intent, it is hurting every day americans. We have a team of reporters across this nation. Following this story and others concerning the 2020 election. Lets go to nbc Leanne Caldwell joining us from capitol hill. Nancy pelosi taking about 20 or 30 minutes in that conference. The house is going to vote later on this issue that has become extremely political as the president continues to undermine mailin voting and the Post
Economy reviving progressive constitutional political economy. Hello, everyone. I am the associate dean for research and academic programs at georgetown law and im thrilled to welcome you all to georgetown law halfway through your event and also to introduce our keynote speaker. We are gathered here today to explore a long tradition of constitutional thinking and argument that joey and willie seek to rejuvenate in their book. That tradition holds that our republican form of government depends on a broad dispersal of wealth and power and an absence of oligarchy. And this in turn Means Congress has the constitutional duty to enact and implement measures such as a and antitrust laws, social insurance and banking reforms to build and maintain that kind of political economy. Discussion of this tradition and joey and willys new book is critically important in our current political environment and i am so pleased that georgetown ball could host this. Before i introduce our keynote speaker i w
Former constitutional law professor jamie raskin joins a discussion at georgetown law center, part of a conference called reviving political economy reviving progressive constitutional political economy. Hello, everyone. I am the associate dean for research and academic programs at georgetown law and im thrilled to welcome you all to georgetown law halfway through your event and also to introduce our keynote speaker. We are gathered here today to explore a long tradition of constitutional thinking and argument that joey and willie seek to rejuvenate in their book. That tradition holds that our republican form of government depends on a broad dispersal of wealth and power and an absence of oligarchy. And this in turn Means Congress has the constitutional duty to enact and implement measures such as a and antitrust laws, social insurance and banking reforms to build and maintain that kind of political economy. Discussion of this tradition and joey and willys new book is critically import