Former members of congress, and i want to say that you, we appreciate the partnership we have within the archives. It has resulted in discussions. Resulted in excellent discussions and deliberations across the political aisle. They are not part of we are nonpartisan and we hope in november this will bring us to a new time, a new time when the white house and the congress get along. We can only hope. Before elections can be one, they need to be run. And these days to run an election means one thing, finance. Bemused atight i was them New Hampshire primary, economist a panelist at the john kasich was going to be able to really give jeb bush a hard time for the establishment of a. Kasichsaid, oh no, john cannot out fund jeb bush, end of story. Theses what we deal with days, because money has become so pervasive in our system. Many individuals and organizations are taking a look at this whole situation. Our group that we are joining with tonight, the archives and with former members, is is
Internal tough and tumble journalistic warfare. Garvey announced his intention of invading chicago. He rented the eighth regiment armory in a building that still exists. Garvey got on the platform and denounced abbott more vigorously than before. At the close of the meeting he was arrested for selling stock in the black star steamship line in violation of the illinois. Sky law, stock certificates and shares and later claimed the arrest had been engineered by abbott who he said had arranged to have a detective in the guise of a prospect of investor and insist on purchasing stock from the leader of the un i a to intimidate him. Gobby departed from the city never to return. His one and only trip to chicago. Lastly, therefore, final cultural chapters to the book. Is okay to read ahead. These the best chapters in the book. Chapters on literature, theater, music and one called rhythm, the black jazz and blues. This one, who wrote two of the four cultural chapters outlined the old days of the
Theyve been able to put together 50 million, so the republican employee unions have outstripped california businesses by tenfold in that case. Even in the indian casinos which are huge players of the special interest in the state have spent less than the Public Employees. The problem that we have in california is that the general public doesnt precede the Public Employee Union Control as a special interest. You have big tobacco, big oil, at T Telecommunications old trying to influence the system that none of them have the pervasive power that unions have and that unions have manifested power roast completely and electing democrats to office. Today in california every statewide office, all of the constitutional offices are held by liberal democrats. The Public Employee unions to spend 5 million to help elect him four years ago. They spent 4 million to elect superintendence of the instruction of professional constitution democrats of two thirds control of both houses of the legislature i
With e county courthouse the jurors and a lot of sales people going through town and up in my dads strapbrestaurant. They talked. They talked about sports, ankees, red sox, local factory situations or politics in general. Even though they would always answer whether they ere republican or democrat or neither, that isnt the way they talked. Hey talked in terms of what people react to when they work and live in a community. It was not ideological. I began it realize that they with labels, red state, blue state mentality. Hey just came in talking about things on the ground. Nd when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type conversation. Host how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and your age . Guest i was in high school. Princeton. Ers from law n summers from Harvard School until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my dads restaurant. Host
Going through town and they would end up in my dads big restaurant. They talked. They talked about sports, yankees, red sox, local factory situations or politics in general. I realized that even though they would always answer whether they were epublican or democrat or neither, that isnt the way they talked. They talked in terms of what people react to when they work and live in a community. So, it was not ideological. I began to realize that they didnt come in with labels, red state, blue state mentality. They just came in talking about things on the ground. And when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators love to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type of conversation. Host how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and what was your age . Guest i was in high school. And in summers from princeton. And in summers from Harvard Law School until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my