Plul reporters and Campaign Strategists discuss the upcoming president ial race. Panelists will mainly focus on republican politics. Hosted by the washington center. Live coverage here on cspan 3. Im anthony. My group yesterday went to go see freddie. They are a conservative think tank and they taught us the values and the what theyre trying to implement in congress as for term limits for both the houses for the house of representatives and the senate. You had a discussion about term limits. Thats interesting. Because that would be an amendment to the constitution. Sure. Okay. All right. Good morning, everybody. Its wednesday, of course, your first week here. Is anybody tired yet . Little bit. Little bit tired, yeah. Me too. And, of course, we come into this and, you know, if youve been following in the news obviously the president of the United States may be speaking at any moment. I dont think hes spoken yet about some of the events last night by iran with regard to iraq and were goi
Good morning, everybody. Its wednesday, of course. Your first week here. Is anybody tired yet . Little bit. Little bit tired, yeah. Me, too. And, of course, we come into this and, you know, if youve been following in the news obviously, the president of the United States may be speaking at any moment. I dont think hes spoken yet about some of the events last night by iran with regard to iraq and were going to sort of talk a little bit about some of the Foreign Policy implications with some of our speakers, probably not today but possibly today, and a little bit later in the week and also next week. So, you know, obviously, were paying attention to whats going on with regard to u. S. Involvement overseas, but also yesterday we had a lot of impeachment, right, and there were some interesting analyses in our discussion yesterday with regard to how Party Politics works in congress in general and also with regard to impeachment. The two speakers, again, were coming from different potentiall
would advance in the century and a half that followed, or how complex it would become. within these walls, congress still passes our laws, but today this is only the beginning. determining how the laws are made workable is not the job of congress. this task falls to a powerful but little-known group of bureaucrats known as regulators. to some, they are more powerful than many of the lawmakers themselves. what they do affects nearly every part of our daily lives and has become one of the hotly debated aspects of government. our story begins in 1980, the last year of the carter administration. in a residential section of the nation s capital, david hawkins begins his daily commute. hawkins is a federal regulator for the environmental protection agency. his job, like the ever-changing face of the city, is the result of the relentless growth of our government. a century ago, it was relatively simple. under the great capitol dome, laws were passed and the nation followed. but
Dave Hopkins, Easton's Director of Public Works, requested permission from city council to apply for a federal Environmental and Climate Justice grant.
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