happen? no. it takes hundreds of people to either agree to the new policy or implement it. and implementation is often the graveyard of all sorts of policy innovations. it s so hard to get things done given all the overlapping jurisdictions, all the overlapping authorities. so politico says a white house spokesman noted friday that jared kushner had no involvement with the defense department contract with the digital health records company that began installing the program in february of 2017. that spokesman said kushner did advise v.a. officials last year to do a contract with the company because the military was already using the vendor. again, going following up on what richard said, this is a problem not only for this area but you can talk about middle east peace, you can talk about problems on the korean peninsula. we don t put the ambassadors in place we need in place, you have the white house that doesn t
brat, he is a free market economist. he is trained in a disciplined, understanding, of what works and what does not work and an economy and he wants to make policy innovations that were releases, the power, of freedom, in, in, enterprise in the economy. he has got an idea that goes beyond himself, beyond politics, and beyond political party. that s what we need. we have three, four, policy innovative thinkers in the house of representatives. that are identifiable on the side. brat will be one. cantor was not. i don t know kevin mccarthy. but it sound to me that once again, it is all about, gee, what about me and my politics and my place in the sun. and my position. this is nonsense. grown adults sthunt be worrying abut such stuff. strong criticism.
if you would, walk us through what the house caucus meetings are like. after that if you want to do gingrich history, you are more than welcome. it seems to me that that meeting, and probably because of the nature of it, is, about personalities. what you have to do is get beyond personalities. get beyond political parties. and get to the great principles that govern this nation. one of the things i like about brat, he is a free market economist. he is trained in a disciplined, understanding, of what works and what does not work and an economy and he wants to make policy innovations that were releases, the power, of freedom, in, in, enterprise in the economy. he has got an idea that goes beyond himself, beyond politics, and beyond political party. that s what we need.
policy innovations that developed during the early 1980s that democratic governors of less liberal states had to sort of figure out how to be more pragmatic to make things work. one of the problems we have now with general polarization is that you have a lot of republican congressional candidates, even governors, coming up in states where they re not responsive to a moderate jurisdiction. you know, it s true that there are figures like i think rubio is actually not is actually a really interesting figure, but there s also figures like chris christie. you have some republicans that are in states that jeb bush. right. on the whole the party is being pushed by pure demographics and pure districting into a particular corner that s going to be harder for it to get out of than the clinton era democratic the narrative was so well established in 2012, right? the president ran on this message. the republicans had no sort of emotional response to what the a very emotional argumen