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look for these titles in booksts coming this week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. meg jacobs, it s really a pleasure to get a chance to talk to you here at the carter center. i and also welcome the audience that s come out tonight to listen to our conversation. meg jacobs is the author of panic at the pump: the energy crisis and the transformation of american politics in the 1970s. meg is a, teaches history and public affairs at princeton. you ve written this is your third or fourth book? something like that. something like that? you wrote a book i was interested in because we re going to be talking about conservatives, liberals, but one of them is you were the co-author of account gives conservatives in power: the reagan years, 1981-1989. okay, interesting. okay. we re going to talk a bit about conservative politics and liberal politics, for that matter, too tonight. let s start with this, if we can. okay. and you cor ....
needed drugs. they have not provided an analysis for how physicians would have to refer beneficiaries to more costly hospital outpatient settings. cms has not indicated how will affect the beneficiary access and quality birth but during the course of a formal evaluation. not surprisingly the proposed experiment has been one of the condemned by experts and stakeholders. almost immediately after his proposed demonstration was release we received a letter from times from over 300 stakeholder organizations asking for help in getting cms to withdraw the proposal. these organizations include the arthritis foundation, the caregiver action network the immune deficiency foundation, the lung cancer alliance, and the national alliance for mental illness. the organizations that have reached out with concerns about how the proposal represents patients who suffer from the disease is treated by these drugs including cancer arthritis mental illness and hiv represent the physicians wh ....
i appreciate this opportunity for the first hearing of this calendar year. in my view of today s hearing, we present the american people with a false choice. it s very premises suggests that we can either keep america safe or preserve our fundamental values. i reject that promise. we can and must defeat terrorism without sacrificing our principles. to compromise these principles and blame over a billion muslims for the twisted actions of an extremist view only serves to divide america, to alienate and legitimate the load groups that falsely claim to speak for islam. this makes us less safe. to truly tackle and destroy the ideology that lead fanatics to do us harm we will be best defended by maintaining open, tolerant us and religious freedom. we cannot fight radicalization with further radicalization. the country is still trying to make sense of a tragic attack in orlando 16 days ago. he massacred 49 innocent people, injuring 50 more, 50 more, leaving our nation and w ....
many of these authors will be appearing or have appeared on booktv. you can watch them at booktv.org. meg jacobs, it s really a pleasure to get a chance to talk to you here at the carter center. i and also welcome the audience that s come out tonight to listen to our conversation. meg jacobs is the author of panic at the pump: the energy crisis and the transformation of american politics in the 1970s. meg is a, teaches history and public affairs at princeton. you ve written, this is third or fourth book? something like that. something like that? you wrote a book i was interested in because we re going to be talking about conservatives and liberals, but one of them is you were co-author of conservatives in power: the reagan years, 1981-1989. okay, interesting. okay. we re going to talk a bit about conservative politics and liberal politics for that matter too tonight. let me, let s start with this, if we can. okay. and you correct me. you have a the ....
meg jacobs, it s a pleasure to talk with you. i welcome the audience that s come out tonight to listen to the conversation. the author of panic at the pump the energy crisis and the transformation of american politics in the 1970s. meg teaches affairs at princet princeton. you ve written this a is your third or fourth book? something like that. you wrote a book i was interested in because we will be talking about conservatives and liberals but one is you were the conservatives in power 1981 to 1989. okay, interesting we are going to talk about conservative politics and liberal politics for that matter tonight. let s start with this if we can. you have a thesis for this book, and i will let you describe it obviously, but essentially what you argue in this book is that the two energy crises of the 70s, 73, 79 essentially were part of a major factor of the transformation in american politics, and among other things, made americans realize that perhaps the government ....