We welcome your comments by text , 202 7488003. Tell us your name and where you are from. Wj. Twitter we are cspan maryland was one of the first states to impose tight restrictions. The latest from the Washington Times, saying they will ease restrictions and prepare to reopen maryland. The governor eased coronavirus restrictions wednesday to allow residents to participate in some outdoor act to videos and resume elective medical procedures. They closed Public Schools for the rest of the academic year. Residents may participate in golfing, fishing, boating, tennis, camping, and other outdoor activities. He added that local governments can exercise flexibility in reopening playgrounds and parks. That is from the Washington Times. An Washington Post published oped, an opinion piece by five republican governors who kept their states open. Five republican governors, our states stayed open during the coronavirus, here is why our approach worked. That is the headline of the piece. The governo
As being totally disingenuous. The jd of what happidea of whatt week with the minus 37, theres a couple of Financial Instruments that are wrong they are broken. We dont regard things as broken because it seems almost impossible that something could break. But the future that you see and the actual prices are very different, particularly in the out years. And i think whats going to happen is this has to go to zero again, because we dont have more space i heard the ceo of the largest Tanker Company on friday saying theres no room. Why should this number not go to zero it should go to zero faster than it did last time any chance it will go to zero. Yeah. Any chance that it doesnt because we will begin opening u some of these states thats certainly a hope, but there are times in life where people know that theres an instrument that is faulty. And they can shoot against that instrument and bury these people there is this financial problem that people behind the uso, they are financial peopl
Congressional district i represent. I represent the entire coast of georgia, so it is a beautiful area. Being sheltered in places not such a bad thing when you are on the coast of georgia. Nevertheless, these are hardworking people down here, and they really want to get back to the office and get back to some kind of normalcy. Host your states governor has issued orders, at least partially, reopening the state of georgia, that being evident this past weekend. Give us n a give us an idea of the changes you witnessed over the weekend. Guest certainly there were more people out, which is to be expected. More businesses are open and restaurants are easing open again. But, you know,n, im proud to see people with the first Congressional District because i think they are practicing personal responsibility. Regardless of how quickly or slowly you roll out the economy, a lot of this will depend first of all on technology that is robust testing. Secondly, personal responsibility. And, can you do
Military leaders attempted to confront the crisis that most of us have agreed actually did occur in the vietnam war. I am beth bailey. Ill be moderating this. Sitting next to me is richard hunt who has written the biography of melvin laird. Next to him is bob griffith who is the world expert on the creation of the allvolunteer force. And next to him is jennifer middlestat who has written a really wonderful book called the military welfare state. And i wrote a book called americas army, creating the allvolunteer force. So im at least qualified to be asking questions up here. And there is no way that im going to match in my suavity as moderator. Ill do my best. I think that everyone of us sitting up here would agree that there is no one factor that explains why the United States moved to an allvolunteer force, but at the same time we are sitting here as part of a panel that directly ties the move to military leaders attempts to manage the powers of manpower moral in vietnam. The presumpt
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