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Jump-starting diplomacy. if that diplomacy does begin, the focus would be on capping or freezing the program, which is currently estimated to have about a 15 to 20 nuclear weapons. it couldn t be about a total rollback of the nuclear program. gordon, we have heard hyperbole and hot air going back and forth with north korea a lot of our adult lives. in your view, how dangerous is this period right now? well, i think it s dangerous, because we have about a year or so before the north koreans may have the capability of putting a nuke on a missile that can reach the lower 48 states. continue have good guidance, but if you re firing at a big city, it doesn t matter if you re a couple miles off. a year? that s what the defense intelligence agency said according to the washington post about a week and a half ago. it could be a couple months more, a couple months less. but the north koreans are making ....
These days but increasingly its nature. the feeling seems to me that people on the other side of the divide are not just wrong and to be argued with, they are immoral and must be muzzled or punished. this is not about policy. the chasm between left and right during the cold war is far wider than it is today. many on the left want a nationalized or substantiate industries. on the right they wanted a total rollback of the new deal. today s divisions feel relatively small. partisanship today is more about identity. the scholars, ronald englehart and pippa morris have argued that the people have begun to define themselves less by traditional economic measures and instead by identity, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation. i would add social class, something rarely spoken of in america but a powerful determinant of how we see ourselves. the 2016 election, for example, ....
What we understand and the white house has essentially confirmed most of this is this is not a total rollback of the obama administration policy. the ambassadors are still going to say in havana. in washington people will still be able to travel from the united states to cuba to do cultural and religious missions. there will be restrictions on individual travel into cuba and the treasury department is going to be making sure that people are following the law when it comes to the embargo and doing pure tourist travel when they go down there but not a completely rever reversal of the policy. i was talking on a cuban american who said they re looking at this as the initial steps in terms of the president s pls when it comes to cuba, but make no mistake, president trump is keeping very much most of what president trump obama did in his reopening with cuba a couple of years ago. full normalized relations between the united states and cuba with bases in havana and ....
Divide are not just wrong and to be argued with, they are immoral and must be muzzled or punished. this is not about policy. the chasm between left and right during much of the cold war was far wider than it is today. many on the left wanted to nationalize or substantive whole industries. on the right they wanted a total rollback of the new deal. today s divisions feel relatively small. partisanship today is more about identity. the scholars, ronald englehart and pippa morris have argued that in the last few decades, people have begun to define themselves politically less by traditional economic measures and instead by identity, their gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation. i would add to this mix social class, something rarely spoken of in america but a powerful determinant of how we see ourselves. the 2016 election, for example, had a lot to do with social class, with non-college educated rural voters reacting against ....