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The Atlantic February 14, 2021 In 1955, a junior United States senator named John F. Kennedy published Profiles in Courage, a collection of short essays about eight of his predecessors who had risked their careers for their ideals over the previous 150 years. In one single day in 2021, that many senators showed courage worth enduring historical honor. Seven were Republicans: Richard Burr, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Mitt Romney, Ben Sasse, and Pat Toomey. The other was Joe Man...

Nepal: China on a Rescue Mission: Submitted by asiaadmin2 on Wed, 12/30/2020 - 08:53 Paper No. 6720                         Dated 30-Dec-2020 By Dr. S.Chandrasekharan   It looks that China has been taken by surprise on the developments in Nepal which culminated in Prime Minister Oli  convincing the President to immediately dissolve the Parliament giving no chance for an alternate government to be formed. Surprising, that Oli had not tendered his resignation though technically ...

I found it interesting gallup hold on this recently talked about people being forced into the labor force because of automated intelligence, artificial intelligence, there is such a party split about whether or not there should be universal basic income. you can see it right there. democrats and republicans are opposite on this. why do you think that is a partisan issue? >> democrats have been pushing proposals that pay people not to work and this is one of them. i find it interesting the mayor ...

So lets talk about this. the talked about people, this is such a party split on this, you can see right there democrats and republicans are absolutely opposite on this. why do you think this is a partisan issue? >> too long, democrats have been pushing proposals that literally pay people not to work and this is one of them. i find it interesting that the mayor of new york and new jersey is proposing ubi even though he himself has no plans on how to pay for it just in his own city. and these kind...

Galvanize them, but if they get the entire party to vote with them and have the it is a dems to vote no sh, and who says if y do vote no or not, and if they lose their seat, doesnt the democrats have more to lose in the potential future election, and nominees down the line if rbg decides to retire? >> well, the more you go up to the line and trying to make a big deal of the nominations the more every time the party has to lose, and i do think that it is discuss ad number of times this is going t...

I would say harris, i read the ap describing him as having to become conventional republican in his governance, i dont think they meant that to as a complement to the outside rabble-rouser who was there to drain the swamp. >> harris: it does speak to how he gets the job on. you know what really matters to? voters. our republicans satisfied with the way things are going in the united states? look at the number of people who say they are very or somewhat satisfied and i would say, and you have to ...

Terms of the wording of this. you know, donald trump is out there. he likes to say fake news, fake news media, dont believe it. so maybe this reflects that breaking through and resonating with some people. we should say, though, this is asking about major news organizations. there are a lot of news organizations out there, some on the left, some on the right, some in the middle, that could be considered major news organizations, so it does raise a question. look at 209% of democrats. do they thi...

>> thats whats theyre pushing. >> i think you need a silencer not that kind. >> put him on commute well talk about the democrats how are things looking for democrats 100 dmiz trump administration heres intd indicateer from chuck shumer who appears stumped by a reporters question of the future of the party. >> who is leader of the democratic party you? >> we have a bunch of leaders i am leader of the senate and try to help represent the democratic party but we have a lot of good voysz its prematu...

Failure to tax reform and say this is going to be easier. health care was last done eight years ago. tax reform was last done in 1986. and that was a bipartisan package. ronald reagan rolled that without with the support of congressional democrats. trump is going to be looking at tax package where he is unlikely to start with any democratic support. and almost any tax change you take is going to fissure the republican party. there is a deep difference among republicans what taxes to cut or raise...

Sing "kumbaya" and rally behind somebody. so i hope that theres one person who can do that. elizabeth: robin, did you hear that, is that something that -- or ford, rather, are you going to agree with robin on that, that you feel the republican party is coalescing a little bit stronger than the democratic party? >> well, absolutely. the democratic party doesnt know why donald trump won, theyre a party split in tatters. they dont know exactly how to go forward, and the question is who is going to ...