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Steven Yoder
The Imprint
State Assemblwoman Michaelle Solages, D-Elmont, called it âjust unbelievable and unfair â those are the words I m going to say in public â but it s just disheartening that we re not really investing in these young people in a proper way.â
The $900 billion federal coronavirus aid package passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump late last month includes no dedicated money for state or local governments, creating dire prospects of gutted social service programs and laid-off public servants. In New York, that frightful fiscal reality will be confronted by a new super-majority of Democrats in both houses of the Legislature â inspiring youth justice advocates who say the climate in Albany may now be more amenable to shutting down costly youth prisons.
amphibious group deployed ahead of schedule to relieve forces already in the fight. as family members say farewell, sailors and marines aboard the ship begin a deployment that is already full of uncertainties. do you know what you may be asked to do? we re just doing what we re supposed to do, and that is protect our country. no one can say for sure right now just how involved the baton group will be in the libyan conflict. not even the commander, captain steven yoder. that s correct. right now we re a flexible option. marines will be aboard the ship providing the option of ground forces. something president obama has publicly stated he will not authorize. joining us now is filmmaker robert greenwald brave new foundation films. robert, good to have you with us tonight. you and i, i think, are probably
as family members say farewell, sailors and marines aboard the ship begin a deployment that is already full of uncertainties. do you know what you may be asked to do? we re just doing what we re supposed to do, and that is protect our country. no one can say for sure right now just how involved the baton group will be in the libyan conflict. not even the commander, captain steven yoder. that s correct. right now we re a flexible option. marines will be aboard the ship providing the option of ground forces. something president obama has publicly stated he will not authorize. joining us now is filmmaker robert greenwald brave new foundation films. robert, good to have you with us tonight. you and i, i think, are probably on a different page here. i think gadhafi s a terrorist. i believe he killed americans.
key parts of the country when you look at 2012. if the elections were held tonight, republican governors walker kasich and snider would be out of a job. walker, would now lose to barrett by seven points. in ohio, john kasich, well, he defeated incumbent ted strickland 49% to 47%. and at this point, strickland, well, i guess you could say he would just smoke kasich by 15 points. in michigan, rick snider, very radical, very anti-public education, walked to an 18-point victory over bernerro last fall. in a hypothetical do-over i like do-overs he would now beat snyder. now, in less than five months, has the light bulb gone on? voters have quickly pivoted away from the radical republican governors. this shift is taking place because walker, kasich and snyder s radical priority list is being played out right in front of our eyes. it s getting attention. scott walker didn t run on ending collective bargaining for public employees, but now that he s shown his cards, he stands a r