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... and what it shouldn't do. I know how the world works. I know the good and the evil in it. I know how to work with leaders who share our dreams of a freer, safer and more prosperous world, and how to stand up to those who don't ...
... told Tim Russert that not only would he aggressively seek an agreement on public financing, that he personally would sit down with John McCain and work it out, then, all of a sudden, they realized that all these small contributions were coming in and he was going to have a ...
... the lesson of this election in Iowa is that, one, you can't buy an election in Iowa; and, two, that negative campaigns don't work," said McCain, reported Congressional Quarterly. "They don't work there, and they don't work here in New Hampshire." Romney has attacked McCain over ...
... open rules, as such. And so therefore... MARGARET WARNER: Where the Democrats could actually put their ideas out? BOB WALKER: And where the House could work its will in the end, because I think that produces the best legislation. So I think that ended up a being a mistake.And ...
... 1961, John Kennedy tried this invasion of Cuba, the Bay of Pigs, to depose Fidel Castro, which was run by the CIA. It didn't work, some of them were killed, the invaders, some were locked up. It was a huge humiliation for Kennedy. And Kennedy, it is said, called ...
... constitutional one. Congress thinks it followed those instructions, and followed them to the letter, and is somewhat frustrated that the lower courts have disregarded their work. And the question is, I think, how deferential the Supreme Court will be to Congress' legislative findings.RAY SUAREZ: Professors, thank you both for ...
... process everywhere, every time. And the other thing is the current threat of explosives we view as the top priority, and we want to especially work on that. MARGARET WARNER: All right. Let's go to the most controversial provision, and the one on which the two of you disagree ...
... security, obviously, number one concern, but also improving accessibility to the site -- I think businesses are going to find this an extraordinarily attractive place to work and live. RAY SUAREZ: That may not be so easy, says Robert Ivy. He points to the almost complete 7 World Trade Center just ...
The turnover of arguably China's most powerful position, the chairmanship of the Central Military Commission, which controls the armed forces, marks the end of the leadership change that began in late 2002. The shift, though important for the smooth working of the Chinese government, was not likely to cause ...
... generation. They are U.S. Citizens by birth and they'll be the products of U.S. schools. TERENCE SMITH: And you mentioned briefly the work force. What is the impact there as they come out of school and go into the work force? ROBERTO SURO: Well, about two-thirds ...
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