amy: as the republicans engage in another primary debate, this one in south carolina, we will go to columbia, south carolina, does it with tom turnipseed, who is a national director of segregationist alabama governor george wallace s 1968 presidential campaign, but has since become a civil rights attorney and social justice activist. we ll also speak with nation magazine publisher katrina vanden heuvel, not only about the republican bait debate, but also for only the third time in its 150-year history, the nation magazine has endorsed a candidate in the democratic primary. then to the water crisis in flint, michigan. it is an emergency. the cdc and the pediatrics say levelis no safe of lead. it is an emergency. amy: protesters fill the state capitol in lansing, calling on governor rick snyder to resign over the flint water contamination crisis. we will get the latest from the doctor who helped expose the lead poisoning, mona hanna-attisha, as snyder has asked president ob
and i m pretty sure if you said to the banker, if you said well, i m not going to do anything to address it, you might have a hard time getting the loan, right? and that s true whether you re a family, that s true whether you are a business, and that s true for the federal government. so let s put the necessary savings and reforms in place. the president in his budget identified more than $600 billion in changes and savings and reforms that he could support to mandatory spending programs. and we have talked to him about those time and again. now is the time to implement those savings and reforms to those mandatory spending programs. i ll give you an example of one that i have been hard at work on for the last two years. that s the farm bill. the farm bill is a mandatory spending program. i m a member of the ag committee. we have worked hard on changes, on improvements, on actually strengthening the farm bill by strengthening crop insurance under the farm bill, which is what o
It seemed like most of the town of Eagle’s police force was present Wednesday at Sen. John Hickenlooper’s town hall at the Eagle County Building. It was soon apparent why they were there. As the.
Madeline Hughes, 34, a personal trainer from south Manchester, made five calls to a helpline that were unanswered before she took her own life, an inquest heard
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