Or google or you want to hire real talent, you pay them more because you really need that talent, so that you pay them more to offset the employment tax. If youre working the lumberyard in oregon or somewhere, where theres a surplus of labor, the you dont pay them more to offset it, so the irony is that it ends up hitting the lower paid guy and the lower the struggling industry more than it hits the person whos in the consulting or technology industry. So reducing those employment taxes are have many benefits. For example, 24 Million People or 25 Million People working part time now could very well be brought into the workforce. You could find people that werent working to be brought into the workforce, so thats the good news. The question is, what are you going to use to provide the money to do that . And you know, i know the committee has looked at it. Its probably not possible. But who knows . They said tax reform wasnt possible in 86. You could take a dollar gasoline tax or you cou
At things on a case by case basis. Thats what we tried to build in, that kind of flexibility. With that flexibility though, what do you do with these entrepreneurs, innovators that are coming up with things that i cant even imagine . And theres a process that theyre going to have to go through with the fcc that they dont know if theyre going to be required to go through it or not. What do you say to them . They wait and get their we dont move up the stack. Were talking about the delivery services. Were not talking about regulating two guys and a dog in a garage and they have to get permission. You think thats clear . Yes, maam. Were very clear on that. And that is an essential component of this. First of all i mean i think its questionable what our reach would be in terms of statutory authority. Were dealing with the delivery of what these creative people want to do and making sure that they have open delivery. If i could just switch gears here. In your testimony i read that you are tr
Agree that its the unofficial history of National Review as it includes some Memorable Events in the magazines history that wont necessarily get mentioned in the official histories. Priscillas brother william f. Buckley writes in the forward to her book that after he founded National Review he reached out for an experienced editorial hand dragging priscilla from an exotic life as a reporter and editor ipparis into the indiggant billet of a struggling to be born venture in opinion journalism. Priscilla returned from paris in 1956 to work on brother bills brand new weekly magazine National Review. But first priscilla took a month off to do what she loved best, quail hunting in the morning golfing in the afternoon, and partying with good friends at night. Priscilla buckley graduated from Smith College in 1953 and worked for a year as a copy girl and Sports Writer for united pres. She spent four years as a radio rewrite staffer next she lived in paris france where she was a United Press Co
Between 6 00 and 8 00 a. M. Chilly 43 degrees, make sure you have the hoodie up an maybe a jacket on. 51 degrees by noon, 55 by 3 00. Todays high is 55 well hit it at 3 00 p. M. And hold it up until 4 00 p. M. As late as 6 00 p. M. Were looking at cool conditions. Tonight, friday night into saturday morning were looking at a freeze watch. Philadelphia, delaware county, new castle not included basically because of the temperatures in these spots are going around the freezing mark, protect your potted plants cover them up. Pollen, were down a little bit but well be back up to the moderately high zone and we added popular to the tree pollens. Reporter snow, just the word makes me angry. All is fine on the vine. Overnight construction westbound has cleared out. Still getting used to the new patterns, but at this point there are no issues. We expect extra traffic on the vine the schuylkill expressway and our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge, because of the penn relays in university c
This important legislation is a small step towards a big reward. Without it the United States exporters and Service Providers will continue to lose business to our foreign competitors that have already have trade relations relationships with russia. And once we lose those markets, our competitors will only become stronger and better positioned to surpass the u. S. In a critical marketplace of the 21st Century Global economy. According to the National Association of manufacturers, russia imported over 500 billion in goods last year, and of that total only 5 came from u. S. Exports. This bill will lift outdated policies and restrict american access to russian markets. As a result studies show u. S. Producers can expect to achieve doubledigit increases over the next decade in exports of heavy machinery, agricultural machinery, chemicals, and services. This is particularly critical for my home state of illinois where we have fallen behind japan and korea in these export categories. Most im