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Comparing isis to wisconsin protesters and then talking about firing air traffic controllers. it doesn t come across as fluency in foreign policy. i want to defend him an the patco thing. reagan established a firm position that when reagan went to reykjavik and when he said why his yes meant yes. it was perhaps inartfully phrased. as to foreign policy the big underreported story, two out of cpac they loved john bolton at cpac. and ted cruz on social media deeply penetrated on foreign policy issues. it resonates. elaine this is your beat. has been your beat for years. what is the nuance argument that you want to see inside the republican party when it comes to this debate? that s a great question. of course john bolton killed it at cpac. he s john bolton at cpac. if he doesn t kill it there, where is he going to kill it? it s a kid in a candy store. ....
They would have denounced him for running budget deficits. they would have denounced him for supporting labor unions despite what was said about patco. now we re not even getting into all the liberal things he did as governor such as signing the most liberal abortion law in the united states. i think this guy would definitely not be a favorite of this crowd. do the republicans at cpac just don t know their history? every single one of them it was all ronald reagan over the weekend. i guess they have completely forgotten about george w. bush whom they defended to the heavens when he was in office but yes they are stupid and not very well read. to them, reagan is a distant figure in history who was famous before they were even born. he s like fdr to democrats. ....
Protesters and then talking about firing air traffic controllers. it doesn t come across as fluency in foreign policy. i want to defend him an the patco thing. reagan established a firm position that when reagan went to reykjavik and when he said why his yes meant yes. it was perhaps inartfully phrased. as to foreign policy the big underreported story, two out of cpac they loved john bolton at cpac. and ted cruz on social media deeply penetrated on foreign policy issues. it resonates. elaine this is your beat. has been your beat for years. what is the nuance argument that you want to see inside the republican party when it comes to this debate? that s a great question. of course john bolton killed it at cpac. he s john bolton at cpac. if he doesn t kill it there, where is he going to kill it? it s a kid in a candy store. ....
Controllers. could there be a disconnect in how they are trained and/or inexperience? well both of the those. one is that patco, way back when they had the strike that president reagan just decided to replace everybody who was on strike. those controllers replaced at that time are now retiring. so it s going at a really rapid rate. so the challenge here is to continue the mentoring which was an important part of training. you can t teach everything in the books and in the classroom. you have to do mentoring and have someone whose partnered with that new controller coming on and they are not having to time to do that. with air crew, pilots and flight attendants. we hear about sleep. they are exhausted and being worked too hard. is there a similar issue here? there is. although it s very closely monitored what their time is. what s missing here though is ....
Pro-e.r.a., pro-choice, generally pro-civil rights moving very didn tly away from those positions, moving away from a pro-labor position that started with patco the air traffic controllers. one of his first acts. but we were all shocked when george h.w. bush changed his position. he had been part of the equal rights amendment, progressive new england republican typical new england republican at the time. the republican party still doesn t have new england, you know, that genesis that still holds in that part of the country but it s become very difficult, i think, for republicans to maintain the kinds of positions that were extremely common prior to 1980. well, susan, is that sort of the story of what happened in the republican party? was it just sort of a demographic shift? you talk abouted old new england republicans. used to be a strongly republican region in a lot of places and they were sort of culturally ....