this week filing a lawsuit against the president for his use of executive orders. have relations between the white house and congressional republicans reached a new low? that is our question. our phone lines are open at (202) 585-3880, our line for democrats. for) 585-3881, our line republicans, and if you are independent, (202) 585-3882. join us on social media, send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org or send us a tweet @cspanwj . good sunday morning. above the fold in the new york times, the news from afghanistan secretary of state john kerry brokering a deal to audit the afghan votes. this comes 12 hours of often tense negotiations, the secretary of state announcing yesterday that afghanistan would audit all 8 million votes. host: we will have more with shane harris on the situation in afghanistan. also the latest calming raids by hamas and israel and the israeli army indicating it is prepared to send boots on the ground as early as today or tomorrow. let s been with anoth
Early evening on Thursday, April 8, 2021, a small group of
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The ruling. the republican party even sided with mccutchen in the case. the reason we re excited is that it brings the political parties i think the most accountable groups in america a little bit closer to exercising our first amendment rights, just like everybody else. first amendment rights like everybody else. perhaps the new york times says it best. the mccutchen decision is less about free speech than about giving those few people with the most money the loudest voice in politics. with this ruling, the loudest voices are about to get even louder. joining me now, role call s eliza carney, and scott ross. thanks to both of you for being here. and i want to start with you, eliza. let s sort of talk about this elite that has benefited, surely will benefit from the supreme court ruling. in the last election cycle, you had 1,219 elite donor, $155.2
injury that might lead us to further investigate a battle-related tbi or such. in other words, no apparent battlefield injuries resulting in a traumatic brain injury. as for his mental state, army officials say lopez was undergoing a variety of treatments and diagnoses from depression, to anxiety to sleep disturbance and that he had been prescribed drugs including ambien. but once again, officials say his record was clean in terms of behavior. he was seen just last month by a psychiatrist. he was fully examined and as of this morning, we had no indication on the record of that examination that there was any sign of likely violence, either to himself or to others. the tragedy comes less than five years after ft. hood was shaken by another shooting rampage, this time by nidal hasan, who killed 13 people. lopez shows no links to terrorism, but they re still struggling for a motive between yesterday s attack. charles hadlock has been reporting. what can you tell us about iv
on the margins of the ruling and making up his own solution. diligently she had recorded in his own hand line by line. lessons that we can take from the issue of a impressment and how it works during the 18th-century. i titled the book of the evil necessity because britain found itself in a compromise position. in order to establish and continue the world dominance that it had, in essence it had to violate one of its own principles. the british liberty and the 18th century, something that as americans we sometimes forget. so when they resorted to impressment, this system is so controversial. one of the primary idea is to read defined what s necessary for them and whether it is worth it. thomas mann and enormous or steam examine partisan politics in the u.s. government and content level of hyper partisanship has resulted in a dysfunctional political process marked by adherence to the political party platforms above all else. this is about an hour and a half i think we are re