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They their people sitting back behind you. I think your sincerity in the work you have done, certainly i am not going to question it. I am reading, this is from dr. Heaney and armstrong. They quoted Peter Drucker and said the greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence but to act with yesterdays logic. The question was, where is the big idea. My question is, where is the big idea . If youre right to come and ask for technology money, that is a cursory thing they found. When they...

Line, you find our staff are so engaged. I think their passion is unequaled. What percentage of the staff of veterans that work at the v. A. . Over 1 3 of our staff are veterans themselves. Its a matter of making sure sure however that we have integrity in the system so that we can identify where access is not working. Its not okay anymore with all due respect to say its great care when you can get it. It must be that it is great care and you can get it. Timely. Timely. Thats the key. Mr. Griffi...

A new report ranks all 50 states from best to worst for economic conditions, showing which states have ...

(The Center Square) – A new report ranks all 50 states from best to worst for economic conditions, showing which states have improved, and worsened, in creating an economic climate where businesses want to invest.

For the most part, Republican-led states filled the better parts of the rankings while Democrat-led states fell to the bottom. The top 10 states are almost entirely Republican-led, and the bottom 10 states are all Democrat-led.

California is what dont they regulate. everything from their liability system been problematic to even authorizing rent control which only a few states do. a leftover from world war two. when you compare it to states like indiana where theyre relatively free, and the as the number one state in terms of regulatory freedom. land-use planning is like an occupational licensing is pretty minimal. they have a great liability system. we have seen is that actually regulatory policy tracks the personal i...

California is what dont they regulate? everything from their liability system being problematic and authorizing rent control which only a few states do left joer from world war ii. >> when you compare it to states like indiana where they are relatively free yet it has land use planning is light, occupational licensing is minimal. they have a great liability system. we have seen regulatory policy contract with low income growth. its a real benefit for state like indiana. >> what goes on in places...

John: one of the things about california is what dont they regulate. everything from their liability system been problematic to even authorizing rent control which only a few states do. a leftover from world war two. when you compare it to states like indiana where theyre relatively free, and the as the number one state in terms of regulatory freedom. land-use planning is like an occupational licensing is pretty minimal. they have a great liability system. we have seen is that actually regulator...

States increased freedoms as the last ready. so thats not what you see when you watch the politicians and piles of regulation. >> its all relative. i mean, what matters is places like new york, a lot of migration, a lot of migration out of new york. new york is still growing, but it is really actually growing at one of the slowest rates of all the states. john: one of the comparisons you guys make is comparing the burden of regulation. lets play more of your video. >> on through regulatory wall ...

States increased freedoms as the last ready. so thats not what you see when you watch the politicians and piles of regulation. >> its all relative. i mean, what matters is places like new york, a lot of migration, a lot of migration out of new york. new york is still growing, but it is really actually growing at one of the slowest rates of all the states. john: one of the comparisons you guys make is comparing the burden of regulation. lets play more of your video. >> on through regulatory wall ...