Needs to pass. The good news is everyone agrees to sign onto to the principles of the changes made. We do expect the vote next week in the house of representatives, although Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell says they will not take it up until next year. David in the meantime there is a thing called impeachment going on. You would think everything would grind to a halt, but it seems like progress is going on with its business. Is that what is happening . Anna it is an important point for nancy pelosi to say they are not just investigating the president. They are not as impeachment obsessed as republicans have accused them of being. Big are still trying to do things like passing usmca. There has been pushed from progressive democrats that nancy pelosi is working with President Trump to pass this trade deal and give them a win before the election next year, but it is important for her to give her moderate members to be able to say look at what i accomplished. I do not care. I will d
City of miami. Mr. Chief justice the question is if whether the city can sue under one of the most important laws of the Fair Housing Act the question the answer is yes are sometimes. That would eviscerate g. O. P. Doctrines of the court of proximate cause but it cannot be never because the city can identify it its own interest such as expenditures to combat the racial misconduct in third the lawsuit looks out proximate cause because the injury that it seeks to remedy is unrelated and several steps removed from any alleged acts of petitioner. Could do legally do that . So please tell us. But under this scenario so can you tell us under what circumstances could act suit . Justice ginsberg of existing law identify is one is like a haven situation is combating it discrimination so to take those allegations and make them to be out the discriminatory loans and had to expend the funds that was very much like the of onetoone relationship and by proximate cause. But they were not city employee
Home page for everyones future reference. We are also pleased today to be cohosting this program with our colleagues and allies at the Texas Public Policy Foundation of which kathleen is a fellow. Introducing our program and hosting our guests today is becky norton dunlop, the Ronald Reagan distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation. As a conservative movement leader, she serves as chairman of the conservative action project, leads heritages restore america project, advocates for american conservative ethic conservation ethic and advances energy and Natural Resources policy in general. She also serves on numerous, as a board member for numerous Public Policy organizations and associations. Prior to this she was heritages executive Vice President for external relations. Prior to joining us at heritage, she served in the cabinet of governor george allen as secretary of Natural Resources. She has also held significant roles in the Reagan Administration as Deputy Assistant to the pres
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I just started reading your wonderful book in the cab ride over. [laughter] so i notice that one of the topics you touch on maybe at great is crony capitalism. And when youre talking about the morality of fossil fuels, the extent of crony capitalism for the alternative Energy Sector is just through the roof. So i wonder if youd have any insights to share with us about that. Well, i would just reiterate what i said as far as we have not only we get into that, yes, we do, crony capitalism. But the contrast between that, i mean, without subsidies and the loan guarantees and the outright grants from the federal treasury and all kinds of guaranteed contracts, you know, we wouldnt have the renewable installations going on at the speed which they are now. And the great contrast to that, again, is that how many people know this for a fact . How many people know that 95 of all the oil and natural gas produced in this country is from small and medium, independent companies, not the global majors