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In the early years of germanys affluent society people didnt want to see this filth or they didnt want to figures at all they wanted nothing to do with the past they didnt want these dirty colors they wanted their clean fridge and their shiny car but they didnt want to be confronted with the dirt of the past what i meant intellect i forgot i finished constantine and pushed i thought that went hand in hand with the economic miracle in germany people wanted to sweep it all under the carpet i dont ...

Essentially tied his republican opponents in the white working-class demographic in both 1992 and 1996. so why did the white working class vote for bill and not for hillary? >> what theyve become over the last couple of decades is the party of the professional class, highly educated affluent while collar people. >> david brooks says hillary clinton fits into this category perfectly. >> went to a fancy school, married a guy from a fancy law school. lives in the sorts of places where those people ...

Than the american population. because you have to be more affluent and scaled to get in in the first place. so does he want doctors and engineers from all around the world who are hmaritorious or those from count tries like norway? >> senator blumenthal was reporting last night. heres what he said. >> this remark made by the president of the united states smacks of blatant racism. the most odious racism masquerading poorly as immigration policy. >> you have that headline that we had out from the...

Cant pass a drug test and cant get a job. for those guys, the prevalence of weed is a problem. so i can see there is an argument for it. the sessions thing is interesting to me because you have all these people in trump world, like sessions, like lindsey graham, who are trying to do something good for the country -- or what they think is good for the country and theyre stuck working with this guy trump and stuck in an administration which is a snake pit with no sense of camaraderie and no sense ...

To be extremely responsible in terms of deficit reduction. frankly, more responsible than the democratic majorities in congress wanted to be. i would be surprised if next time around a democratic administration tries to do the same number of politically painful responsible stuff. obama did it in part to win some republican support and peel it away and he almost completely failed to do that. and so, i think what the message of now is that the parties are basically saying that brute political forc...

Terms of deficit reduction. frankly, more responsible than the democratic majorities in congress wanted to be. i would be surprised if next time around a democratic administration tries to do the same number of politically painful responsible stuff. obama did it in part to win some republican support and peel it away and he almost completely failed to do that. and so, i think what the message of now is that the parties are basically saying that brute political force may make more sense and so i ...

We will count the votes and see how it goes. i want to read you something written by a colleague of yours. he was the executive editor and he wrote this. roy moore has been hurt seriously in the affluent white suburbs among is called the soccer mom constituency. they are prosperous family who is have young children and the lawns are coated with doug jones signs. you have written similar dynamics if you have been down there. you know the math. yes, where kaylie is, if the democrats are turning ou...

. >> i think you laid it out well there in your intersection. roy moore the republican could win this race despite being out-spent on airways and having not appears on the campaign trail before the election. before that rally last night with steve bannon out in the rural part of the state, he had not been out on the trail since last tuesday. i talked to an official for his campaign last night and asked the thought process behind disappearing for a week. he said theyre confident where they stand ...

For the democrat by five points. they are seeing six fold the number of absentee ballots turned in. in huntsville the home of mem brooks, more of that affluent, well educated white suburban population. this is an area democrats will have to get republican crossover voters in. there is high turnout in some of these areas where they need just tha that. >> all right. vaughan, that is, we talked about this before, john, you look at presidential elections, people always looked at macomb county, when ...

Here is the defection of affluent, educated women in the republican suburbs around birmingham, montgomery and mobile. that and the black turnout which was the focus of doug jones activities this weekend will decide this race, and this is the first time in i think two decades that a democrat has had a chance in alabama. its a really exciting opportunity for the state to become the last state of the old confederacy to elect a truly modern new south leader like jimmy carter in georgia or ruben aske...