that they want. and his speech saying i care, or in this case, my party once several decades ago cared, isn t going to change that. the great rnc autopsy of 2013 called for greater engagement with minority voters and just yesterday, the party hired a state party director to oversee this. rnc chair raince priebus went to brooklyn last month. but the day-long voyages to a black planet don t change the reality of current republican policies. the democrat promise is tangible. it puts food on the table. but too often i think doesn t lead to jobs. or meaningful success. if the progressive agenda strengthens the american social compact, the current republican agenda takes a knife to it. if democrats put food on the table. republicans take it off the table. in the budget constructed and written by rand paul himself two weeks ago, he attempts to unwind basic social safety net problems and block grants, welfare program like medicaid, food stamps and child nutrition.
as well as the cost of college tuition. however, the republican national committee released this ad ahead of the president s arrival. take a look at this. a critical election and the democratic party s director resigned because of the growing rumor that he harassed a co-worker and that the party covered it up. so the gop clearly depicting the president trying to paint him as a commander in chief, not effectively controlling his own party and tying scandals to him. can republicans successfully put a president who is known for offensive moves on the defense instead? well, look, thomas, i think this strikes me as grasping at straws a bit. i think what the people of north carolina care about is how they re going to be able to afford to send their kids to college, how we re going to take care of military families which is also an issue the president has spoken about repeatedly in north carolina, and i just don t think that anyone there is sitting at their kitchen table talking about t