whether or out is not the 23rd amendment will be repealed. bill, h.r. 51, contains that.edited procedure for i m pleased to yield one minute from maryland, my good neighbor and good friend, the majority leader of representatives, steny hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman maryland. mr. hoyer: i m going to leave my on. not because it s not safe for me but for you. it represents e the best of america. from maryland. aryland was a slave-holding state. i represent the district that probably had the most slaves, from the my friend first congressional district. were many ere sympathizers for the southern had that would have maryland join the confederacy. were, of course, wrong. but i want to tell my friends states who withdrew to whose states tried destroy the union that they to remember that this without ok them back condition, with full citizenship to vote.ight the same for do fellow citizens. mr. speaker, i rise in strong of this bill and i thank de
everything that will be confirmed over the next three months. for a physical calendar of events please silence your cell phones after the author finishes speaking we ll pass around a microphone please purchase your copy behind the register director of the program of law and the fellow at the center for american progress. integrate democracy drying on the political legal to have two contrasting visions. one set of choices to the oligarchy and alternative course will establish a great democracy and to put in place a system. i am please to welcome. [applause] it is great to see so many people here tonight. and i am excited to talk to about my book the great democracy burke are particularly excited because i really have been thinking about it for almost 20 years. i know that seems crazy because i don t look that all that i m not that all left but it is true. i started to think about this book first semester of my freshman year of college. and by it with that political history i
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20, 2019. for more information goodwell our website, studentcam.org . descendents of presidents convened at a congress in washington dc. massee interview mckinley, a descendent of grover cleveland and president mckinley. you are here because you work with the organization but also because you are the descendent of two presidents. massee: on my maternal side am related to grover cleveland, and on my father s side, to william mckinley. i m the great, great nephew of william mckinley and the great, great-grandson of grover cleveland. host: how does families get together? massee: my parents married in the two became one. host: were your parents aware of their lineage when a married? massee: had no clue. had no clue. my father was a longtime history so duringat uga, the course of time at the breakfast table we talked about presidential politics, presidential descendents. i learned so many stories from both families from those conversations i had with him. host: the two are very
trying to keep it all in check, not respond with anger to the dissenting justices, which has been one of his issues. i mentioned that because as i was working on this book, he was becoming more and more important. people would ask me why justice especially after justice o connor who influenced à la justices and ended up controlling the court. justice scalia was not known for that. he became someone who was not just dissenting and speaking to his acolytes beyond the marble walls come a but was controlling cases, and this culminated in the washington, d.c. handgun case. i want to talk about how i talked to him and getting access, what i found out, what surprised me, hit a couple of highlights, then turn it over to barry. research onng justice o connor, the real manifestation of the counterrevolution was antonin scalia. he was much more the kind of person ronald reagan wanted on the court, so that interested me in justice antonin scalia. 1990 befored him in i ended up at the wa