Young people and what young people are telling me is how does it happen that i end up 50, 50,000, 60,000, 80,000 in debt because i simply wanted to get the best education that i could. [applause] again, this is what Keith Ellison was saying. We have got to think outside of the status quo. We all take it for granted. Millions of people in this country are deeply in debt for the crime of getting a higher education. You know what . Thats pretty crazy. That is not right. What we want to do is to encourage every american to be able to get all of the education that they need, not punish people for getting an education. [applause] that is why we are going to do three things. Again, this may seem radical but womens rights were considered radical. Gay rights were considered radical. [applause] workers rights were considered radical. So here is the idea. The idea is that for many, many years, the idea of free Public Education being first grade through 12th grade was a great idea. Because 40, 50
China expert Prof James Laurenceson told Daily Mail Australia the Morrison Government is missing an opportunity to show we don t just see China as a nation of iron ore sales and military threats .
No, Prime Minister - vaccines, not lockdown, are what’s killing Covid
A third wave must be avoided, but it s clear our economy is straining at the leash to get back to normal
17 April 2021 • 4:00pm
In Britain and beyond, there is a renewed sense of optimism in the air – both in terms of finally conquering Covid and as a consequence getting the economy back on its feet.
Yet you wouldn’t believe it to listen to political leaders. Even the ever sunny Boris Johnson has been busy pouring cold water on the idea that we have got the pandemic beat, insisting last week that the bulk of the work in reducing UK prevalence of the disease had been done not by vaccines, as we had all hoped and believed, but by lockdown.
meeting that he has in just days with north korean dictator kim jong-un. cnn kaitlan collins is at the white house for us. what s up? reporter: the president does see it as a distraction. he often doesn t even enjoy going on trips like the g7 where he has to do these meetings with other world leaders especially not at a time when he s getting ready to sit down with kim jong-un and especially at a time when he s getting pushback over these trade deals and now he has to travel to canada and sit down face-to-face with some of these leaders that he s already had very testy conversations and phone calls with over these recent moves and these leaders have spoken out against him. not just from canada with johnson trudeau, the prime minister there, but also the french president, emmanuel macron as well, speaking out against these moves that the united states has made, because the president sees this as the world is tilted against the u.s. essentially as far as trade is concerned. that is som