This is true devolution, making sure every head teacher is in charge of that irschool providing a great education for our children. Finally, pauline latham. Thank you, mr. Speaker. My constituent jackie has been diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. She has shown courage in her fight against the disease but unfortunately jackie did not get the support or compassion of her employer who wanted to dismiss her through capability procedures. Shocking. Now her former partner, andy bradley is trying to get the house they own together repossessed leaving her homeless while dying. Would the Prime Minister agree with me that we require better protection for working people who are diagnosed with a terminal illness . Will he join with me and jackie in supporting the changes as outlined in the dying to Work Campaign . I think the point my right honourable friend makes are absolutely right. I will look very carefully at the case she raises. The truth in all of these things, as well as having clear
Spying by the cia, the nsa, the fbi, and other agencies of the federal government that may be in violation of our sacred constitution and bill of rights . We hope that we in this conference and our 12 unbiased citizens here tonight will determine the right, wrong of these critical questions laid before you this beautiful evening. Defense of American Foreign policy is finish this is a. A conservative political lets hear it for the man. [cheers and applause] look at the. Is a conservative political commentator, a best selling author, a highly acclaimed awardwinning filmmaker who worked in the Reagan White House in the 1980s, a University President , a hoover fellow and a prominent voice in defense of american interests abroad so we may express different opinions tonight regarding the foreign policies of the bush and Obama Administration. Hes been a speaker at freedomfest and has never, i say he i has never lost a debate in his 10 year history here at the fast, and although [applause] a g
Wait. He said he would wait. If you were on the Federal Reserve its a very close call. If you were on the Federal Reserve financial policy committee, would you be concerned there are beginning of signs that this very easy money, lots of low rates is causing excess . Yes. I think i would point to the leverage lending market, for example, where the terms on a lot of loans have become socalled covenant lights so a lot of the terms have gotten much easier. Banks putting fewer and fewer strings. Right. Its not just the banks. Those loans tend to be securitized. The banks originate them and some are in the market. Junk bond market. And there are other signs. I do think i would be somewhat concerned. I think the Federal Reserve has reacted in an entirely appropriate and proportionate way. Among the things theyve done is they have put out guidance on leveraged loans and said we are worried about whats happening here to the banks. You guys need to be more careful with what you put on your Balan
I would like to welcome you to the university of minnesota. We have a terrific program here today talking about the significance of the budget deal reached in washington in terms implicationscal for both the democratic and republican parties as well as the origins of some of what we have been seeing in washington. We have a terrific panel. I would like to introduce the panel. , he served gutknecht in 12 for 12 years in the minnesota house and 12 years in the United States house of representatives. , who servedin sabo for a long time in the minnesota house of representatives, including a speaker from 1973 1978. He went on to washington, where he served for 13 terms, i believe, in very important positions. It passed a budget act that played a major role in the reduction of the deficits during the 1990s. Mine and colleague of teaches courses as well as working with us in some of our other programming. He was a representative in the minnesota house from 19792000 seven. He was also speaker
Today talking about the significance of the budget deal reached in washington in terms of the political implications for both the democratic and republican parties as well as the origins of some of what we have been seeing in washington. We have a terrific panel. I would like to introduce the panel. We have gil gutknecht, he served for 12 years in the minnesota house and 12 years in the United States house of representatives. We have martin sabo, who served for a long time in the minnesota house of representatives, including a speaker from 1973 1978. He went on to washington, where he served for 13 terms, i believe, in very important positions. Congress passed a budget act that played a major role in the reduction of the deficits during the 1990s. We have a colleague of mine and teaches courses as well as working with us in some of our other programming. He was a representative in the minnesota house from 19792000 seven. He was also speaker of the house from 19992007. I want to begin b