because there is we have to stay focused on the fight we have ahead and the threat we see in american democracy. that is the extremists coming out of the republican party. you, of course, are a south carolina ura south carolinian. that is your home state. and the first primary, it s supposed to be the first primary despite ongoing pushback from other states. president biden is visiting south carolina, revisiting how important it is. it is not a swing state. my question for you is, why south carolina? why not georgia or north carolina? there are more swing states. why south carolina? well, you know south carolina has been in the running now for almost 2 decades. and if you look at the other early state party or state during that time, you look at iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina has been the best indicator. i think the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards and john kerry
until mr. cummings has equal time, as well. let me go to administrator mccarthy. and copper rule requires you by law to updated every six years, but you did not do that, correct? ms. mccarthy: they required us to review it. you don t believe it is required under law to updated? ms. mccarthy: there are many laws you are just supposed to look at it? ms. mccarthy: we are actively looking at this rule. we wanted to add substantive revision to it. do what the last administration did, just we get a bit? rep. chaffetz: this has been more than seven years now. your own words, you would have this new rule out in 2013, correct? ms. mccarthy: i am really not aware of that, sir. the schedule i am aware of is the 2017 schedule. rep. chaffetz: you mean 2018? that is what we heard in testimony. ms. mccarthy: it would be out in 2018. rep. chaffetz: this is what is so frustrating. we have an expert like market edwards come on tell us, and there is so much confusion. is there confusion a
in every state except iowa, voters in gop contest have been more conservative than they were in 2008. in every state, voters in democratic contests, have been more liberal. 2008, according to an abc analyst, liberals were 39% of voters there. in every state except vermont and new hampshire, a majority or plurality of voters in democratic contests have said to the next president should continue obama s policy. in vermont and new hampshire, more voters wanted the next president to be more liberal in his policy. in all of these contest, a significant chunk of voters to be morepresident liberal. in every poll, the economy has been the top issue. in vermont, not surprisingly, the economy tied with income inequality. health care has been tied for second place in most states. terrorism ranked behind each of these issues for democrats everywhere. ,n 13 democratic contests voters said the economic system favors the rich. in new york and a few other states, voters have been asked about
caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the presenceon on of race in this cycle, coming up. 10: 45, the president speaks to graduates of howard university at a ceremony in washington, d.c.. booktv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs to watch for. 1:30, booktv is at the 13th annual black writing conference in new york. discussions onel hip on, gender, as well as panels on diversity and writing programs and black writers in the digital age. at 7:30, a pulitzer prize examinesistorian thomas jefferson from early influences to political ideology . on sunday night at 9:00, afterwards with peter marks, author of good for the money. he discusses how a former cbo theved the company after 2008 crisis and made the company become profitable again. he was the only person who thought this was possible, essentially. the government did not this was going to happen. the company certainly did not think this was going to happen, and th
that as we can see about the dollar signs there is less certain amount of disdain for monday and people and their concerns and it would have left them completely cold beyond his understanding and then to have various little sympathy because he would measure by a committee of other things with a personal morality of standing up to evil or awkward people of what she was placate quite capable of doing as america triumphed in that war and of which i am grateful although minor understanding may be better if i spoke german. [laughter] last question? [applause] the sphinx is on sale now. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] skip haddock good morning and i am president and ceo of hudson institute welcome to a the stern conference center and also booktv those panelists who have already arrived and those that will arrive in a couple of minutes hopes last international policy research organization based on the strategic and engaged international leadership in partnership