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get a plane full of silicon valley engineers, get them, fly them into nashville and let s start building the website tonight. let s get something that works. take to it joe for final word this block. joe. i couldn t agree with robert more. this question is not going to be solved by going into republican districts or swing districts and running 30 second ads. this problem will be solved by making affordable care act, obama care act work. social security when it was passed was called socialism. at some point enough americans decided we love social security that it suddenly became the third rail of american politics. medicare was called socialism when it was passed. it was called socialism ten years later. yet what s the third rail of american politics now? medicare. despite the fact over to long run it causes the gravest danger to our debt. 71% of self-identified tea party people say keep the federal
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been out for a long time. i don t think anybody can question me on where i throw my support and what i challenge on conversations about equality. whether it s reform, women s pay or lgbt equality. reaction has been interesting, but this is a great opportunity to showcase that i am no different from the other lgbt how many ans. gay rights or human rights. i go with my husband to prove that. give us a sense of the backdrop that we are talking about in russia here. this is a tough environment. i m wondering whether or not you and patrick have fears and concerns about the russian police, the bullying and the violent tactics they used about gays. i have given this a lot of critical thinking and patrick and i discussed this.
he saw what was going on and pulled back but he was signally a strong supporter as i was, by the way, of the vietnam war and i certainly regret it very much and so does he. professor, i m just curry now at a point when so many americans are weary of engagement with the rest of the world, if in reading your book are there stories, are there themes you want them to take from these stories, from this amazing life and career of rock star national security adviser? i would make two points here. one is look beyond today s headlines. he s a strategist. this is the part of the title rft book too. he looks beyond today s headlines and looks ahead and tries to make up his mind and hopefully the country s mind with less success, i m afraid about the future. the other is, he has reached the view that the united states militarily should be more