diverse background of of policy and of partisanship, all coming together at this time, recognizing he is the man that we need to leave lead in these next four years, because these are tumultuous times. we have got to win the wars. we have got to get our economy back on track. we have got to not allow the greed and corruption on wall street anymore. and we have not got to allow the partisanship that has really been entrenched in washington, d.c., no matter who s been in charge. when the republicans were in charge, i didn t see a lot of progress there, either. when the democrats, either, though, this last go- around for the last two years. change is coming. and john mccain is the leader of that reform. senator. i ll be very brief. can i respond to that? look, the maverick let s talk about the maverick john mccain is. and, again, i love him. he s been a maverick on some issues, but he has been no maverick on the things that matter to people s lives. he voted four out o
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if you can t succeed in the classroom you won t succeed in the market is. , for all ofws is those gathered here and my fellow hoosiers looking on, indiana is succeeding. this year, more than 500 public schools improved a full letter grade or more. fastest growing school choice program in the country and with strong by dozens of court from both chambers last year, we were busy all over the state working to make career and vocational education a priority in every high school in indiana again. we have made great progress working together. on career education, we are expanding curriculum and high schools in developing new partnerships with local to support regional career education. to go toone that wants college regardless of where they started out to be encouraged, we know there is a lot of good jobs in indiana that do not require a college degree. these new partnerships through our regional works councils operating all over the state of louisiana indiana will make sure our s
protest and then fled the scene. it is part of a wave of anti-trump protests sweeping the nation. most of them peaceful. protesters marching through the streets of major cities blocking traffic, chanting slogans like, not my president. this as president-elect trump signals that he may be open to compromising on some of the campaign promises that propelled him to victory. most notably, his pledge to gut the affordable care act. in fact, repeal it. what you say you re going to repeal and replace. when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. you re going to keep that? also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. you re going to keep that? very much try to keep that. it adds cost, but we re very much going to try to keep. and there s going to be a period when you repeal it before you replace it where millions of people will lose