crisis, they were young and katrina and 9/11 and the iraq war. the grown ups were letting them down. has their trusts be broken in terms of relationships with leaders and the government in this country? it has. every generation does have fear but unlike previous general recission have not seen or celebrate the promise of america. as gen-x. and what was likely tame together after stevens or the challenger disaster. this generation have not hadding a collective moment where we feel good to be america. there has not been that connective issue between younger people in their institutions. they believe in a robust government, they believe in a government to help those who are
The doctrine of rescission is well-entrenched in the law and finds its roots in contract law, where the idea is if a taxpayer enters into a transaction and the transaction is voided before the end of the year, for tax purposes, it’s as if the transaction never occurred.
president trump says until he is forced to put pen to paper or forced to make a decision. because take for instance the recission of daca. jeff sessions goes out there, forcefully says this is no longer the laws of the land. you ve got until october to re-up. the whole thing, later that day the president says, congress doesn t do anything, i will re-visit this that s domestically, he s done the same thing on the international stage. it leads to this imbalance, where actually the united nations becomes more important when u.s. leadership is not predictable. john the problem, can you talk to just about any foreign policy leader that is non-partisan the problem is that this strategy-free zone did not start with donald trump. barack obama for eight years had a doctrine that was defined by barack obama as don t do stupid